Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has raised concerns over the Kenyan government's plan to sell a 15% stake in Safaricom to Vodacom Group Limited for Ksh. 244.5 billion. Nyoro warns this offload could cost the state billions due to underselling.

• The stake of 6,009,814,200 shares is valued at Ksh.34 each, reducing the state's ownership in Safaricom from 35% to 20%.
• MP Nyoro argues the sale price is significantly lower than the shares' previous value, asserting the government sold at Ksh.45 before Safaricom's investment in Ethiopia.
• The government will receive an upfront payment of approximately Ksh.40.1 billion, in exchange for relinquishing future Safaricom dividends worth Ksh. 55.7 billion that would have accrued to its remaining stake.