High Court declines to issue orders stopping planned privatisation of Kenya Pipeline

The therefore declined to make any immediate orders and instead directed that the preliminary objection and the application for conservatory orders be heard together......

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The High Court has declined to issue immediate orders to stop the planned privatization of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), stating conservatory orders cannot be granted at this preliminary stage.

Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah filed a petition challenging the privatization process.
The court will hear the preliminary objection and the application for conservatory orders together to determine issues including jurisdiction and the influence of the IMF.
Concerns raised include the lack of public participation and the potential financial implications of selling public investments.

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