Kenya's National Assembly has approved a motion to privatize the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), leading to a walkout by opposition Members of Parliament who claim the motion was introduced without proper procedure. They are now threatening legal action, citing a lack of public participation.

• The opposition MPs, including Finyula MP Dr. Wilberforce Oundo, termed the privatization process "opaque and skewed," aiming to benefit a few.
• Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro expressed concerns about the potential collapse of KPC's share price.
• The debate saw a sharp division along political lines, with Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah defending the government's stance that "Government has no business in business."
• The motion allows the government's Sessional Paper to proceed, despite the opposition's ongoing protest and their threat to challenge the Privatisation Bill in court, especially after a previous Act was quashed for lack of public participation.