Kenya Pipeline Foundation

11/06/2026

KPC General Manager, Strategy and Commercial Services, Ms. Zilper Abong’o, participated as a panellist at the Sustainability Townhall 2026, powered by Capital FM Kenya and held at Strathmore Uni Business School

Ms. Abong’o highlighted KPC’s sustainability journey, the importance of ESG in driving long-term business value, and the Company’s plans to strengthen sustainability reporting as part of its transition phase as a PLC.

She also showcased the impact of the KPC Foundation & Morendat Institute of Oil and Gas-NP in advancing social sustainability through investments in education, youth empowerment, skills development, environmental conservation and community development.

On the social pillar of ESG, she reaffirmed that people must remain at the centre of business strategy, citing KPC’s initiatives that support youth with critical life skills, including mental wellness and workplace readiness.

11/06/2026

KPC Foundation officially launched the Inuka Tech Fellowship a transformative initiative implemented in partnership with plpcommunity & jhubafrica to equip young Kenyans with in-demand digital skills in Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Programming and Innovation.

Speaking during the launch, Ms. Carol Kiplagat KPC Foundation Board Trustee noted, “The Inuka Tech Fellowship was more than a training programme but an investment in the dreams, talent, and future of Kenya’s young people” .
She also mentioned that through strategic partnerships like this KPC Foundation is creating pathways to opportunity and empowering the next generation of innovators, creators and leaders.

As the third pillar of the flagship Inuka Programme, the fellowship reinforces KPC Foundations commitment to transforming lives through education, skills development and economic empowerment.

10/06/2026

07/06/2026

A modern science lab was commissioned at Chaani Primary School in Mombasa County.

The facility will enhance practical STEM learning, strengthen academic performance and provide a conducive learning environment for both students and teachers.

The project reaffirm the Foundation’s commitment to advancing quality education and sustainable community development.

01/06/2026

Happy Madaraka Day.

27/05/2026

Wishing all our Muslim brothers and sisters a Happy Eid al-Adha!

26/05/2026

Word of the day from our facilitator Mr Oboo on choice and setting boundaries.

26/05/2026

Was a pleasure to partner in this project in empowering the community to transition them to clean energy.

25/05/2026

KPC Foundation commissioned a Dining Hall at Kilifi Township Senior School in an event attended by Kilifi North MP Mr. Owen Baya, KPC Foundation Manager Ms. Rachel Gathoni, KPC staff Mr. Harre Ruwa & Mr. Job Apuko, members of the Kilifi Township BOM),teachers, parents, officials from the Education Department and other stakeholders.

The commissioning comes at a significant moment as the school celebrates 60 years of existence, marking not only a milestone in its history but also a renewed investment in the future of its learners.
Speaking during the event, Kilifi North MP Mr. Owen Baya expressed appreciation to KPC Foundation for its timely support.“I want to thank KPC Foundation. When we asked them to help us, they did not hesitate. They came through for us. KPC, take our regards. Thank you,” he said.

KPC Foundation Manager Ms. Rachel Gathoni reiterated the Foundation’s commitment to supporting communities through impactful projects and encouraged students to take ownership of their future.

The school’s Chief Principal, Mr. Sholo, noted that the dining hall has already begun creating impact within a few months of use, enhancing stakeholder and community engagement while providing a venue for co-curricular activities and serving as an additional source of income for the school.

The initiative reflects KPC Foundation’s continued commitment to improving educational infrastructure and creating conducive learning environments that empower learners and strengthen communities.

22/05/2026

KPC Foundation broke ground for the construction of a solarized 40-foot cold room at the Jomvu Kuu Beach Management Unit (BMU). The project is designed to support the community by providing cold storage facilities for products harvested from the creek, including fish, crabs and other marine produce. The facility will help preserve the products and reduce post-harvest losses while farmers await market opportunities.
Beyond strengthening fishermen, the initiative also seeks to enhance sustainable livelihood opportunities within the community.
As part of the engagement, members of the Dabaso Creek Conservation Group,Watamu conducted a practical training session for members of Bidii Creek CBO and Amano Mikoko CBO. The training focused on introducing crab farming as an additional livelihood activity that supports environmental conservation and sustainability.
The initiative aims to diversify income streams for community members while complementing existing mangrove conservation efforts. Through crab farming, beneficiaries are expected to enhance household livelihoods while strengthening ecosystem protection.
Mr. Dickson Mizinga, Chairperson of Dabaso Creek CBO, took the participants through the training process and affirmed his commitment to supporting the groups through knowledge sharing and mentorship. “Crab farming presents an opportunity not only to improve livelihoods but also to strengthen environmental conservation efforts. We are committed to walking this journey together with the you and creating awareness to ensure its success," he said.
Ms. Thima, a member of Bidii Creek CBO, emphasized the importance of sustained learning and continuous engagement. “We would appreciate continuous training sessions until we build confidence, consistency and fully understand the business and its opportunities," she said.
The initiative aligns with KPC Foundation’s pillars of environmental sustainability and community empowerment, reflecting its commitment to creating impactful and sustainable solutions that improve livelihoods while conserving natural resources.