Kenyan Members of Parliament (MPs) are demanding assurances regarding job security and the existing business model for Safaricom employees and partners as part of the government's plan for a partial divestment of its shares in the company.

• No current employees should face redundancy as a result of the Safaricom share sale.
• A joint report from the National Assembly Committees on Finance, Public Debt, and Privatisation presented the recommendations.
• The government intends to receive an upfront payment of Sh40.2 billion for its future dividends on the remaining 20% shareholding.