A court has certified as urgent a petition challenging the caretaker board of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), with a union claiming the board continues to make major decisions.

Kenya is experiencing a fuel crisis, with officials attributing it to delays in clearing cargo into the Kenya Pipeline Company system. The government is defending its decision to import higher sulphur fuel.

A Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) manager involved in the Sh12 billion fuel scandal has obtained anticipatory bail, fearing arrest after unknown individuals reportedly raided his home.

President William Ruto of Kenya has accepted the resignations of the Petroleum Principal Secretary and the heads of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) and the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).

The Kenya Pipeline Company's (KPC) future growth is now dependent on a complicated oil export strategy following the discontinuation of the Lokichar-Lamu pipeline project.

President Ruto presided over the bell-ringing ceremony at the Nairobi Securities Exchange as Kenya Pipeline shares officially went live, marking a significant event for the exchange and the company.

President Ruto has assented to the Infrastructure Fund Bill, while the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) made its debut at the bourse.

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Kenya's market regulator has extended the Kenya Pipeline IPO as the company struggles to reach its sale target, with only 20% sold by Tuesday.

Kenyan leaders President Ruto and Cabinet Secretary Kindiki have defended the government's decision to sell shares in Safaricom and Kenya Pipeline, stating the proceeds will fund major infrastructure projects.

Kenya's Infrastructure Fund has secured Sh103 billion in seed money, generated from the sale of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) assets, to finance development projects.

A bad consignment of petroleum has reportedly entered the Kenyan market, with Kenya Pipeline stating it was mixed with existing stocks, despite earlier assurances from the State.

The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has reassured Kenyans that there is an adequate supply of fuel across the country.

Kenya Pipeline Managing Director Joe Sang is reportedly no stranger to courtrooms, indicating ongoing or past legal challenges associated with his position.

Headlines have focused on the Sh106 billion government raised from the IPO. But that figure is...

Kenyan President William Ruto presided over a bell-ringing ceremony as Kenya Pipeline shares went live, marking a significant event for the company.

Kenyan President Ruto announced that proceeds from the Kenya Pipeline IPO will be allocated to fund the expansion of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). This marks the first major project to be financed through this new funding mechanism.

An article details how Uganda played a crucial role in salvaging the Initial Public Offering (IPO) for the Kenya pipeline.

Kenya Pipeline Company IPO extended by three working days  TradingView

The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) is clearing out its outdated fleet and has announced a public auction for its vehicles and equipment.

The Catholic Church has won a prime property dispute against the State in Eldoret, although the court dismissed the church's claims for trespass and removal of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) installations.

A former Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) manager has sought court protection as an activist pursues legal action against MP Wandayi over a fuel scandal.

A major fuel scandal in Kenya, dubbed the "Easter fuel saga," has led to the resignations of top energy officials, including PS Mohamed Liban, Kenya Pipeline Company MD Joe Sang, and Epra Director-General Daniel Kiptoo, threatening a significant pipeline project.

Joe Sang, the Managing Director of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), was arrested along with other officials including PS Liban and the Epra boss, as part of a probe into adulterated fuel and its supply chain. KPC has since appointed an acting MD.

President William Ruto officially launched the trading of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) shares at the Nairobi Stocks Exchange, marking a significant economic event.

The Kenya Pipeline IPO has seen a mix of successes and challenges as the State looks to pursue more listing deals. This reflects the government's strategy to privatize state-owned enterprises and deepen the capital markets.

Strong demand pushes Kenya’s first IPO in 11 years above target.

Kenya Pipeline Company's initial public offering has been oversubscribed, according to an adviser.