Following approval, the Estimates will now form the basis of the Appropriation Bill, which will authorise government spending in the new financial yea...
The new proposal also comes alongside support for funding the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to convert intern teachers into permanent and pensiona...
MPs are pushing for independent funding, tougher enforcement of audit recommendations, and wider public finance reforms as audit backlogs and revenue...
The breakdown of the proposed IEBC funding includes Sh2.7 billion for ballot papers and statutory forms, Sh9.3 billion for KIEMS kits, Sh2.7 billion f...
MP Nyoro said collective responsibility within the Committee prevented him from publicly opposing policies he disagreed with internally.
The committee discovered that the sector’s budget had been reduced from Sh78 billion to Sh31.5 billion, effectively wiping out development funding for...
Owino said his administration would prioritise fighting corruption and reducing delays in justice processes, especially in corruption-related cases.
The dispute stems from a directive issued by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, who invoked Article 225 of the Constitution to halt half...
Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei has defended DP Kithure Kindiki’s Sh153.6m helicopter travel spend as MPs question costs, pending bills and fresh f...
The security sector received Sh60 billion, with significant allocations also directed to the Teachers Service Commission (Sh24.2 billion), Kenya Reven...
The deficit represented an increase of Sh492.12 billion above the projected Sh768.6 billion, equivalent to about 6.3 per cent of the gross domestic pr...
The extra spending raises the total national budget to Sh4.7 trillion, compared to the Sh4.3 trillion approved by Parliament in June 2025.
During the 2023/2024 financial year, 78 staff members had net salaries falling short of the one-third threshold, a breach of the Employment Act.
Defence received Sh24.4 billion, the National Intelligence Service (NIS) Sh10 billion, the National Police Service (NPS) Sh7.5 billion and an addition...
BAC members reiterated that MDAs must limit the use of Article 223 and ensure full implementation of all approved projects.
The allocation is slightly higher than the Sh415 billion provided in the current financial year but falls short of the Sh534.96 billion recommended by...
Parliament is reviewing a Bill to convert TSC chair and commissioners to part-time roles, aiming to save about Sh70 million annually while expanding r...
The National Treasury, together with oversight institutions, will be required to conduct regular capacity-building sessions on handling project accoun...
The changes, communicated on Tuesday by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, were part of a motion tabled by the Committee on Selection, which...
BAC Chairperson Samuel Atandi announced this as the committee began receiving reports from departmental committee chairpersons on the scrutiny of budg...
Speaking at the Institute of Public Finance’s annual budget review on Tuesday, Nyoro expressed concern that the country’s debt, now standing at Sh11 t...
The current Parliament has conducted hearings in 34 counties over the past two financial years, with 18 counties included in one year and 16 in anothe...
Governors have been pushing for at least Sh547 billion as their equitable share, arguing that anything less would hinder service delivery.
According to the Standing Orders, anyone interested in the position must submit their forms at least a day before the election.
Council of Governors Finance Committee Chairman Fernandes Barasa stressed that counties require Sh547 billion to meet their obligations.
Counties with the highest amounts of unspent funds include Kisii, which has Sh3.46 billion sitting idle in the CRF account, while its development fund...
Audits revealed troubling findings, such as numerous incomplete projects, significant pending bills, and delays attributed to contractors.
