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MPs Approve Treasury Receiving Sh240bn From Safaricom Share Sale - March 2026
Kenyan MPs have approved the sale of a 15 percent government stake in Safaricom to South Africa's Vodacom, paving the way for the National Treasury to receive approximately Sh240 billion. This comes as Kenya's fiscal stability faces threats, with the Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang'o warning of a deepening debt cycle. The nation's public debt has surged to Sh12.29 trillion, significantly exceeding the legal threshold. Meanwhile, a study by the Kenya Association of Manufacturers reveals that high and unpredictable logistics costs are preventing Kenyan SMEs from fully accessing African markets despite the African Continental Free Trade Area.
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