KPC planned sale gets House's nod amid opposition from some MPs

The process of offloading 65 per cent of the Kenya Pipeline Company shareholding moved a notch higher after the National Assembly approved privatisation of the company...

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The National Assembly has approved the privatization of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), giving a green light to offload 65 percent of its shareholding despite opposition from some Members of Parliament.

The Sessional Paper No. 2 of 2025 on the privatization of KPC received parliamentary approval.
The process involves selling 65 percent of the company's shares.
The decision to privatize occurred amid opposition from some MPs.

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