Public Private Partnerships Kenya

17/10/2026

The PPP Director General, Eng. Kefa Seda today toured exhibition stands at the ongoing Mashujaa Day 2026 Thematic Week at Eldoret National Polytechnic, engaging with exhibitors, particularly PPP Contracting Authorities, to gather feedback on project implementation.

He also interacted with the team at the Directorate’s stand and representatives of other institutions showcasing their programmes and services.

The Directorate’s participation aims to raise public awareness of Kenya’s PPP Programme and its role in mobilising private-sector investment to deliver public infrastructure.

16/10/2026

CS Mbadi Highlights Kenya’s Economic Progress at Mashujaa Day 2026 Exhibitions

The National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary (CS), CPA John Mbadi, on Thursday held a plenary session with members of the public attending the ongoing Mashujaa Day 2026 lead-up exhibitions at the Eldoret National Polytechnic.

Speaking during the Economic and Finance Thematic Session under the theme “An Economy for the People,” CS Mbadi highlighted Kenya’s economic progress, noting that the economy grew by 5.1 per cent in both the first and second quarters of 2026, while foreign direct investment reached US$3.2 billion in 2025.

He also cited improved foreign exchange reserves, declining government borrowing costs and increased investment as signs of economic progress. “We must mobilise domestic savings, pension funds and private sector investment to finance our development priorities and reduce reliance on external borrowing,” he said.

The CS reaffirmed the Government’s focus on infrastructure development, particularly in roads, energy, airports and sports facilities.

CS Mbadi urged Kenyans to participate actively in the week’s discussions on economic priorities, financial literacy and investment opportunities.

He noted that public views gathered during the thematic week would inform the Government’s input into the upcoming National Conference on the country’s development priorities.

16/10/2026

As part of the celebrations leading up to Mashujaa Day 2026, today we spotlight the Economy (Finance) theme, celebrating the partnerships driving Kenya’s transformation. From roads and energy to other critical infrastructure, Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are mobilising private investment and expertise to deliver projects that connect communities, create opportunities and drive economic growth.

We welcome you to the PPP Directorate exhibition stand at the Eldoret Polytechnic to explore the projects and investment opportunities shaping Kenya’s future.

14/10/2026

The Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Directorate is showcasing Kenya’s PPP Programme at the ongoing Mashujaa Day celebrations, highlighting the country's investment opportunities and progress in delivering critical infrastructure through collaboration with private sector partners.

With 54 projects in the pipeline across key sectors of the economy, the Programme continues to open up opportunities for private sector investment, support economic growth and improve service delivery.

Visit our exhibition stand to learn more about the projects and available PPP opportunities.

07/10/2026

Beyond the project, every PPP delivers real impact for people.

From infrastructure planned today to services experienced tomorrow, the citizen remain at the heart of every partnership.

At the PPP Directorate, we work with Contracting Authorities, investors, project developers and partners to transform ideas into projects that respond to real needs, unlock opportunities and improve everyday lives.

That is why customer service matters.

It means listening to citizens, understanding their needs, building responsive partnerships and going the extra mile to ensure that the value created through PPPs translates into meaningful outcomes for communities.

This Customer Service Week 2026, we reaffirm our commitment to putting the citizen at the centre of how we engage, partner and deliver.

Because better service is not the end goal. Better outcomes for citizens are.

Huduma Bora, Taifa Bora.

05/10/2026

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TreasuryKe-SDPIAM Kefa Seda

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

The PPP Director General Eng. Kefa Seda looks forward to participating in the 16th Africa PPP Infrastructure Finance, Investment & Partnerships Summit, taking place on 11–13 November 2026 at the JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi, Kenya.

The summit will bring together governments, project owners, investors and financiers to advance infrastructure financing and delivery across Africa. We invite colleagues and partners to join us in Nairobi to exchange experience and explore investment and partnership opportunities.

Find out more and register: africappp.com/registration/

01/10/2026

This morning, the PPP Director General, Eng. Kefa Seda, hosted the Director General of the Kenya Space Agency (KSA), Major General Hillary Kipkosgey, for the signing of a funding agreement for the feasibility study of the proposed spaceport project.

The signing follows the recent appointment of a Transaction Advisor to undertake the feasibility study and provide specialized technical, commercial, and advisory expertise to support the project’s development.

The global space sector has experienced significant growth, driven by increasing activity by governmental, intergovernmental, non-governmental and private-sector players in satellite development, deployment and launch services. This growth presents significant opportunity based on Kenya’s location along the equator and its east-facing coastline provide significant geographic advantages for launch operations, including the potential for more efficient launch trajectories. These advantages are complemented by ongoing investments in enabling infrastructure in the coastal region, including roads, water, energy and port infrastructure.

The Transaction Advisor will undertake detailed technical feasibility assessments and commercial and financial analysis to support the development of a robust and bankable project structure. The advisory work will also inform the competitive selection of a private-sector partner, while ensuring value for money and protection of the public interest.

The spaceport is expected to drive industrialization, create jobs, and generate positive socio-economic impacts, including skills development. The project is also expected to open a new revenue stream for Government through revenue-share mechanisms for the developed commercially viable launching site.

The PPP Directorate remains committed to developing innovative infrastructure projects that mobilize private-sector capital and support the country’s long-term economic transformation.