The National Infrastructure Fund deserves attention not simply because of the capital it controls, but because it has the potential to transform how Kenya develops commercially successful...
By
James Mworia
Chief Executive Officer
Centum Investment Company PLC
The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) can perhaps best be understood through its own origin. The Fund has been seeded from the partial monetisation of two of Kenya’s most successful enterprises - Safaricom PLC and Kenya Pipeline Company.
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The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), capitalised with Sh347 billion (US$2.7 billion), has the potential to transform Kenya's…
World Bank, while crediting creation of the fund as positive, however, calls for sustained structural and governance reforms.
Investors in the fund stand to earn a quarterly interest payout from investments like renewable energy, agribusiness and…
The fund is at the centre of President William Ruto’s plan to mobilise private capital for infrastructure development, with the…
NAIROBI, KENYA / ACCESS Newswire / July 1, 2026 / The Nairobi International Financial Centre (NIFC) continues to strengthen…
Kenyans can now invest in major infrastructure projects through the Nairobi Securities Exchange after the listing of the Sh3.4…
