List Of Government Parastatals In Kenya
Government Parastatal is a company, agency, or intergovernmental organization that possesses political clout and is separate from the government, but whose activities serve the state, either directly or indirectly.
In this article Keweb.co tries to answer the question by publishing the full list of Government Parastatals in Kenya
Below are the full List of Government Parastatals In Kenya
Geothermal Development Company.
Kenya leather development council board.
Kenya electricity transmission company (KETRACO).
Kenya pipeline company (KPL).
New Kenya co-operative creameries.
National cereals and produce board.
Kenya meat commission.
Anti-female genital mutilation board.
National bureau of statistics.
Consolidated bank board of directors.
National hospital insurance fund board.
National drought management authority.
Kenya medical training college board.
Kerio valley development authority.
Water resource management authority.
Lake Basin development authority
National water conservation and Pipeline Corporation.
Tana and Athi rivers development authority.
Kenya marine authority.
LAPSSET corridor development authority.
Kenya broadcast corporation.
Postal Corporation of Kenya.
Kenya information and communication board of directors.
National sports fund board of trustees.
How many government parastatals are in Kenya?
Kenya has 247 parastatals, 46 of which operate as commercial companies seeking profits and 201 as social corporations. Dr Ruto, the winner of the 2022 presidential election, however, faces a legal hitch in replacing a majority of parastatal CEOs whose contracts run up to 2024.
What is parastatal in Kenya?
In Kenya, a Parastatal refers to a State Corporation. Under the State Corporations Act Cap 446 (1987), “State Corporation” has various meanings. First, the President may by order establish a state corporation as a body corporate to perform the functions specified in the order.
How much do parastatals earn in Kenya?
Workers in parastatals — firms fully owned by the government — are the second highest paid with average monthly income of Sh80,834.96, which was 16.66 percent higher than Sh69,293.03 in 2017.