Mworia leaves Centum after 18 years, takes up new public job

Author: Patrick AlushulaPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Mworia leaves Centum after 18 years, takes up new public job

James Mworia has been appointed founding CEO of the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), marking his exit from Centum Investment Company after nearly 18 years. His role at NIF, which aims to mobilize private capital for infrastructure development, begins on September 7. Mworia, who has led Centum since December 2008, is credited with transforming the company into one of the region's largest private investment firms.

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