National Treasury

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BUSINESSECONOMY

Treasury Proposes Ksh287B Increase in Ministerial Spending

The government has proposed an increase in spending for the 2025/26 financial year through the first supplementary budget tabled in Parliament. Treasury Cabinet...

Treasury CS John Mbadi
BUSINESS

Mbadi Hails New Infrastructure Fund as Game Changer for Kenya’s Economy

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has welcomed the creation of the National Infrastructure Fund, saying it will help Kenya finance major development projects...

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi
BUSINESS

Treasury Projects 5.3% Growth as Mbadi Tables 2026 Budget Policy Statement

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has projected that Kenya’s economy will grow by 5.3 per cent in 2026, signalling confidence in the country’s...

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BUSINESS

Treasury Moves to Shield Kenyans from Predatory Digital Loans

The National Treasury has intensified efforts to regulate digital lenders and protect Kenyans from exploitation in the fast-growing credit market. Appearing before the...

Treasury CS John Mbadi
BUSINESS

Treasury Raises Ksh290B in Fresh Eurobond to Refinance 2028, 2032 Debt

Kenya has raised Ksh 290 billion (about $2.25 billion) from international markets in a fresh Eurobond sale aimed at managing upcoming debt repayments...

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BUSINESS

Treasury Shifts Project Risk to Private Firms in New PPP Plan

Private investors seeking to partner with the government in Kenya’s new wave of mega projects will be required to shoulder the bulk of...

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BUSINESS

Treasury Launches Ksh64.5B Eurobond Buyback to Smooth Debt Profile

The National Treasury of Kenya has begun a major liability management exercise aimed at reducing the country’s near‑term external debt pressures by offering...

Treasury CS John Mbadi
ECONOMY

Mbadi Pushes Fiscal Discipline as 2026 Budget Talks Begin

The national government has signalled a fresh push to steady the economy and guarantee counties predictable funding in what could shape Kenya’s business...

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BUSINESS

Treasury Upgrades IFMIS as State Shifts from Cash to Accrual Accounting

The National Treasury has stepped up plans to transition Kenya from a cash-based accounting system to an accrual-based system in a move aimed...