Why Ruto is at crossroads over sale of public assets

Safaricom stake sale criticised for compromising sovereignty over critical digital infrastructure...

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A storm has erupted in Kenya over the government's controversial plan to sell a 15 percent stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, a South African telco. Critics argue this move could severely compromise Kenya's national sovereignty over critical digital infrastructure and data protection.

The proposed sale involves a 15 percent stake in Safaricom.
Vodacom, a South African telco, is the intended buyer.
Critics fear the sale could impact national sovereignty, digital infrastructure, and data protection.

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