Safaricom Stake Sale Faces Scrutiny as Parliament Questions Ksh34 Share Price
[Business Today - Kenya] - 16/01/2026
Parliament has intensified scrutiny of the government’s plan to sell part of its stake in Safaricom PLC, with MPs questioning the proposed share price and pushing for greater public involvement in the process. During its fourth day of stakeholder hearings on Friday, January 16, 2026, lawmakers (…)
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