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Originally published by The Standardtop
March 18, 2026
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What's wrong with the National Infrastructure Fund?

When the government established the National Infrastructure Fund, it pitched the initiative as Kenya's ticket to first-world status in record time, mirroring the economic rise of Asia's four tigers...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya has launched the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), aiming to attract up to Sh5 trillion over a decade for national infrastructure projects. However, experts are raising concerns about its implementation and potential vulnerabilities.
- With up to Sh5 trillion expected from investors and sales of state corporations.
- Development economist Sheilah Olang has highlighted a lack of oversight, drawing parallels to corruption issues in Malaysia.
- Concerns also surround project selection, regional balance, and executive influence over the fund's governance, despite assurances from the National Assembly.
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