Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir is urging investors to quickly capitalize on Kenya's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) opportunities, warning against delays that could lead to long waiting lists. The government aims to mobilize approximately Ksh293.6 billion through PPPs in the 2025/26 financial year to ease domestic borrowing.

• Kenya maintains an attractive 70% debt to 30% equity ratio for PPP projects.
• CS Chirchir emphasized investment opportunities in the transport sector (new roads, ports, airports) and energy, noting the latter has a waiting list extending to 2040.
• Currently, Kenya has five operational PPP projects valued at Ksh123.1 billion, including the Nairobi Expressway and the 35MW Sosian geothermal plant, with 34 national and three county government projects in development.