Mr Mworia’s appointment comes two months after Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi appointed him to a six-member NIF board.
By
Patrick Alushula
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
James Mworia has been named founding CEO of the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), marking his exit from Centum Investment Company after nearly 18 years.
Centum Investment Company PLC has appointed Thomas Omondi-Achola as acting group CEO to succeed James Mworia, who is heading to…
The Fund targets mobilising and investing up to Sh5 trillion to accelerate infrastructure development across the country.
The fund is at the centre of President William Ruto’s plan to mobilise private capital for infrastructure development, with the…
The National Infrastructure Fund deserves attention not simply because of the capital it controls, but because it has the…
NIF is designed to recycle capital, not simply spend it. It takes national priorities, turns them into projects investors can…
Transaction hands Rock Investment Bank immediate control of one of Kenya’s established investment managers.
