New proposed amendments to Kenya's Public-Private Partnerships (Amendment) Bill, 2026 could soon require private investors to reimburse the government for project preparation costs.

• Successful bidders will pay a success fee of up to one percent of the total project cost upon financial close.
• This initiative involves the Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi and aims to recover government expenses on feasibility studies and advisory services.
• The Public-Private Partnership Committee's role will be expanded to oversee project implementation and provide guidance on structuring, procurement, and appraisal.