Kenyan Shilling&
As Kenya moves to 2025, the recovery of the shilling remains a key indicator of the country's economic health.
The Office of the Auditor-General said variances between prices that were budgeted and actual prices in the market were so high that some commodities couldn't be purchased.
The Kenyan shilling this week slipped to more than 150 to the dollar, a decline of almost 24 per cent over a year, and compared to around 100 in October 2018.
The shilling has been in decline for several years and plunged by almost 24 percent over the past year, under pressure from high debt levels and depleted government revenues.