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The document reveals that the government secured 18 new loans from both bilateral and commercial creditors during the four months.
The current public debt currently stands at 67 per cent of GDP, amounting to Sh10.79 trillion as of September 30, 2024, a sharp increase from Sh10.58...
Kenya’s debt service costs on external debt more than doubled in 2023, rising from Sh403 billion to Sh839 billion. This sharp increase was attributed...
The warning follows the IMF's approval in October of a Sh78 billion loan to Kenya. The decision was part of a review process disrupted earlier this ye...
Gathungu pointed out that her office was unable to obtain all the necessary documents to link the borrowed funds to specific projects.
The audit identified several IT control issues, including discrepancies between the closing balances reported in the Annual Debt Management Report and...
The mounting defaults are raising concerns about the sustainability of Kenya's public debt, which now stands at Sh10.6 trillion.
Previous regular debt audits by the Auditor General’s office have borne no fruit, causing a depressed tax policy at the taxpayer's expense.
Kenya's public debt has ballooned from Sh2 trillion to over Sh10 trillion in a decade, pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio to a precarious 70 per cent.
According to the petitioners, the President's action undermines the constitutional role of the Auditor General, which could erode public trust and pot...
Push for increased revenue mobilisation has taken a hit on Kenya, resulting in the anti-tax protests.
The taskforce was gazetted on Friday a few minutes after President William Ruto announced new austerity measures following widespread rage over the wa...
The lawyer's lobby declined the appointment noting that auditing public debt is a role designated by the constitution to the office of Auditor General...
"Despite all this, as a nation, we are finally having the right conversation, not about our tribes, personalities, or political formations, but rather...
After 90 days, the task force will have served its purpose and report directly to the President.
To address this, the Committee says financing of the gap will predominantly shift towards foreign borrowing.
