The Kenyan government is seeking about $2 billion from various development banks to fund the expansion of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).

• The funding will be used to construct a second runway and new terminal buildings at JKIA.
• Letters of support have been sent to institutions including China Exim Bank, KfW, and the African Development Bank.
• This move revives expansion plans after President William Ruto cancelled a $2.5 billion deal with India's Adani Group last year following public backlash.

Government estimates value the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) at Sh120 billion, as the state plans to divest a 65 percent stake. This divestiture aims to raise approximately Sh100 billion through an IPO on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).

• The National Treasury expects a projected valuation to incorporate asset revaluations to fetch the most optimal value.
• The government intends to reduce its shareholding in the strategic energy utility to 35 percent.
• The Treasury plans to offer shares to KPC employees ahead of its planned listing in September.