The Kenyan Government is establishing a new limited liability company to manage a Sh5 trillion wealth fund, following Cabinet approval. This initiative aims to centralize the deployment of long-term development capital through a National Infrastructure Fund and a Sovereign Wealth Fund.

• The new framework will ring-fence all privatization proceeds for investment in public infrastructure, with each shilling expected to attract up to Sh10 from long-term investors.
• The Cabinet endorsed a Sovereign Wealth Fund Policy for managing revenues from mineral and petroleum resources, public investment dividends, and a portion of privatization proceeds.
• The Government seeks to improve governance, transparency, and investment discipline, while ensuring inter-generational equity and advancing the Kenya Kwanza administration's investment-led growth agenda.