Privatization Commission Citizens’ Service Delivery Charter is committed to transparency, accountability, efficient service delivery and focus on meeting our stakeholders needs. The Charter outlines the standards for how services will be provided, timelines, and quality

Happening Now: Privatization Commission sensitization training for Huduma Contact and Tele-Counselling Centre staff. The sensitization aims to provide information on the mandate of the Commission. The initiative is part of Whole of Government Approach aimed at enhancing access to

At the Privatization Commission we are committed to Equity (Usawa), we have established polices that ensure equitable sharing and distribution of resources and opportunities additionally we uphold fairness and impartiality by treating people and regions in such a way that the

CHANGE OF GUARD Dr. Joseph Koskey has today handed over the Privatization Commission leadership to Dr. Janerose Omondi, in an acting capacity. Until her appointment, Dr. Omondi served in the capacity of Transactions Manager for over seven years, within the Commission. Dr. Omondi

The Privatization Commission recently took part in a tree planting initiative in Sorget Forest, Kericho County. The tree planting activities are part of the Commission’s Corporate Social Responsibility that seeks to enhance forest cover and contribute to the Government’s goal of

In a bid to enhance the privatization process, the Privatization Commission recently held a high-level dialogue with key stakeholders. The engagement is part of the Commission’s effort to improve privatization processes and align them with international best practices and ensure

State corporations to list on Nairobi Securities Exchange through IPOs as part of privatisation plans, with Kenya Pipeline Company listing planned in 2025, President Ruto says.

The announcement was made through a gazette notice dated July 18, 2025. the-star.co.ke/news/2025-07-1…

In another significant move, the Cabinet gave the green light for the reinstatement of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) into the privatisation programme, paving the way for partial divestiture of government shares

The benefits of privatization include reducing the demand for government resources, generating additional government revenues, broadening the base of ownership in the economy, improving infrastructure and public services, better regulation of the economy & increased efficiency.

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INVITATION TO SUBMIT MEMORANDA The National Assembly has developed the Privatization Bill, 2025 and is seeking comments from the public and stakeholders on the same. Comments can be submitted to the Clerk of the National Assembly by Wednesday, 13th August 2025.

.NAssembly KE C'tees on Finance will conduct public hearings on the Privatization Bill, 2025, in the counties listed below. Avail yourself and share your views on the Bill. Link to the Bill👉: shorturl.at/FP8lY #PublicParticipationKE.

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