The National Treasury is set to receive a cash injection of Sh244.2 billion following the conclusion of a transaction involving Safaricom. The deal involves the sale of a 15 per cent stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group. Multiple reports state that the proceeds from the stake sale are earmarked for the Treasury as a one-off injection, indicating a direct financial inflow tied to the completed transaction. The reporting frames the outcome as the final step of the Safaricom sale arrangement, with the Treasury’s receipt of the funds expected after the deal’s completion. The sources do not add further details on the transaction price, timing of the payment, or how the Treasury plans to use the injection, focusing instead on the amount and the counterparties involved. Overall, the coverage is consistent that the concluded sale triggers a Sh244.2 billion payment to the National Treasury and stems from Vodacom’s acquisition of a minority stake.