Uganda to Buy Stake in Kenyan Parastatal After Deal With Ruto

Kenya and Uganda will jointly own shares in the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) after Kenya publicly lists KPC shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange as part of a privatization deal. President William Ruto announced that Kenya will divest 65 percent of its stake, allowing Uganda and other regional investors to co-invest.

Kenya Police Bullets face off with Ulinzi Starlets

The undefeated Kenya Police Bullets will face Ulinzi Starlets tomorrow at Police Sacco Stadium in a significant FKF Women’s Premier League match. The Bullets aim to extend their flawless record and sixth consecutive win, while the Starlets seek to stay in the title race.

Government of Kenya to Sell 15% Stake in Safaricom to Vodafone Kenya

The Government of Kenya plans to sell a 15% stake in Safaricom PLC to Vodafone Kenya, potentially generating between KES 240.5 billion and KES 244.5 billion. This divestment aims to fund the establishment of the National Infrastructure Fund and the Sovereign Wealth Fund.

Govt Responds to Museveni's Threats of 'War' With Kenya

The Kenyan government has downplayed threats of "war" made by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni concerning Uganda's access to the Indian Ocean via the Port of Mombasa. Museveni, who is seeking an eighth term, argued that Uganda is entitled to the ocean for economic and defense purposes, warning of future conflicts if access is denied.

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This is what it will take for Kenya to gain first-world status by 2055

Kenya aims to achieve first-world status by 2055, a target set by President William Ruto, building upon the foundations of Vision 2030 and previous economic blueprints. This ambitious goal requires overcoming significant challenges and implementing strategic changes across various sectors, drawing comparisons to countries like Singapore.