Safaricom shareholding change won't alter governance - Ndegwa

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa has reassured stakeholders that potential government divestiture will not alter the company's governance, ensuring it remains a Kenyan-run entity. This statement addresses concerns about the impact of partial government shareholding changes on the telecommunication giant's structure.

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Safaricom reassures Kenyans the proposed sale of government shares will not affect its operations

Safaricom assures Kenyans ownership, operations unchanged despite share sale

Safaricom has assured Kenyans that its ownership and operations will remain unchanged despite a proposed share sale. The company clarified that changes in shareholding will not affect its governance or regulatory oversight.

Inside Govt’s Plan to Raise Billions by Selling State Assets

Kenya has launched the Kenya Pipeline Company Limited (KPC) Initial Public Offering (IPO), aiming to raise Ksh106 billion. This marks the country's largest and first fully electronic public offer, with 65 per cent of KPC’s shares offered at Ksh 9 per share.