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The government has dismissed claims of plans to privatize the Kenya Co-operative Creameries. This was announced by Cooperatives and MSME’s cabinet secretary Wycliffe Oparanya who toured the plan in Eldoret. Separately, immigration PS Paul Bitok says plans are underway to rebrand and relocate the immigration office at Nyayo as part of efforts to shed off the perception of graft associated with the office.
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Gov’t dismisses claims of plans to privatize Kenya Co-operative Creameries
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