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Public Private Partnerships are a central pillar of Kenya’s infrastructure transformation. In my conversation with Irene Muchuma on KBC, I outlined how structured partnerships are strengthening fiscal discipline, unlocking private capital, and improving the efficiency of service

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Tomorrow Morning! You can’t afford to miss this! My brother and Director General PPP Eng. Kefa Seda will be gracing your screens on TV47 at 8:30AM. You can’t afford to miss this!

Driving Kenya’s infrastructure transformation requires clarity, credibility and consistent public engagement. Tomorrow morning, I will be on TV47 Morning Café to unpack the country’s Public–Private Partnership agenda, outlining how well-structured PPPs are accelerating

Important Update Please be informed that my scheduled appearance on TV47’s Morning Café tomorrow morning, 18th November, has been deferred owing to an unavoidable realignment of my official diary. The PPP Directorate remains fully committed to the forthcoming engagement,

Appreciate a chance to share a stage with PPP DG Eng. Kefa Seda and Senior Chartered Arbitrators led by Prof. Mutuma, the session moderator Eng. Howard Momanyi CIArb Kenya Branch

This morning, I hosted H.E. Dr. Ed Bernett, Chargé d’Affaires of the UK in Kenya 🇬🇧🇰🇪 to Kenya and Permanent Representative to UNEP and UN-Habitat, for a courtesy call to advance our shared priorities. Kenya and the United Kingdom enjoy a strong economic relationship and strategic

"By upskilling project officers from different Contracting Authorities, we ensure unified expertise and strategic management across all national projects." ~ Director General Eng. Kefa Seda #PPPKenya #ContractManagement youtu.be/Qm_wZbhjvEA

Kenya sets in motion a landmark chapter in its transport modernisation agenda. The PPP Directorate is pleased to welcome the public to the launch of the Nairobi–Nakuru–Mau Summit (NNM) Road PPP Project, a game changer that will significantly strengthen national mobility and

The construction of the 139km will be undertaken within two years at a cost of $863 million (KSh112 billion) by a consortium comprising the China Road and Bridge Corporation and the National Social Security Fund Board of Trustees.

The groundbreaking of the Nairobi–Nakuru–Mau Summit (NNM) Road PPP Project earlier today marked a significant step in strengthening one of Kenya’s most critical transport corridors. Joining the President, Cabinet leadership, Principal Secretaries, Governors, implementing agencies

I joined H.E. President William Samoei Ruto, PhD for the launch of the Nairobi–Rironi–Naivasha–Nakuru–Mau Summit Highway upgrade, a major boost to our national and regional trade corridor; this modern dual carriageway will ease congestion, enhance safety, cut travel time, and expand

The Cities Forum is currently convening an intensive capacity-building engagement with the PPP Committee and our technical teams, with a deliberate focus on the core principles that define credible Public–Private Partnerships. The sessions are examining bankability, commercial