KPC privatisation model should give Kenyans maximum shareholding

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Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) petroleum storage facility in the Industrial area, Nairobi. 

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I recall in 1973 when Parliament debated incorporation of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), the maverick Butere MP, Martin Shikuku, remarked that the project was a white elephant and that taxpayer money should instead be invested in a water pipeline from Lake Victoria, over Mau hills to irrigate Rift Valley farms.

KPC, a petroleum logistics monopoly protected by effective regulations, replaced transhipment of petroleum by railways and trucks to become one of the most profitable cash-rich companies in Kenya.

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