CS John Mbadi | Why We Surrendered Sh15bn in Race For Safaricom Dividends

This article discusses why a significant sum of money, Sh15 billion, was "surrendered" in the pursuit of Safaricom dividends, as explained by CS John Mbadi.

Ndindi Nyoro Is Wrong About Safaricom Shares Sale | Treasury CS John Mbadi

Kenya's Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has refuted claims made by Ndindi Nyoro regarding the sale of Safaricom shares.

The News Brief: Safaricom sale: Sh245bn goes to new roads and dams fund

The Kenyan government plans to allocate Sh245 billion from the sale of Safaricom shares to fund new infrastructure projects, specifically roads and dams.

Ndindi Nyoro says government’s Safaricom shares undervalued

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro claims the government's planned sale of its Safaricom shares is undervalued, accusing the National Treasury of underselling them.

Government to sell 15% safaricom stake for KSh 244B

The Kenyan government plans to sell 15% of its stake in telecommunications giant Safaricom to raise KSh 244 billion. This move involves offloading over 6 billion shares held by the National Treasury.

Government sells 15% of Safaricom shares to Vodacom

The Kenyan government has sold 15% of its shares in Safaricom to Vodacom. This transaction signifies a significant change in the ownership structure of one of Kenya's largest telecommunication companies.

Serikali yapanga kuuza 15% ya hisa za Safaricom

The National Treasury has announced plans for the Kenyan government to sell 15% of its shares in the telecommunications company Safaricom. This move is expected to generate 244.5 billion Kenyan shillings for the government.

Serikali kuuza 15% ya Safaricom kwa Vodacom

The Kenyan government is reportedly planning to sell 15% of its shares in Safaricom to Vodacom. This news was broadcast live by KTN News Kenya, a 24/7 news channel.