While the government requires Sh22,244 per secondary school learner, it has only been disbursing Sh16,900 for the past seven years.
Central to the impasse is Kenya’s delayed passage of the Conflict of Interest Bill, which seeks to establish stringent accountability measures for politicians and public officials.
In July alone, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reportedly been reviewing loan disbursements to Egypt and Ethiopia, sparking renewed concerns over Africa’s increasing dependence on...
The deal’s details only emerged after the National Assembly’s Finance and National Planning Committee compelled Governor Thugge to reveal the German firm’s identity and the contract’s...
Approximately 44.8 billion shillings in eCitizen collections remain completely unaccounted for
Successful candidates will shoulder significant responsibilities in Kenya’s economic planning framework.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu’s latest report for the financial year ending June 2024 has laid bare a system riddled with loopholes that passengers are systematically exploiting...
In Summary A litre of petrol is now retailing at Sh186.31 in Nairobi, diesel (Sh171.58,) while kerosene is going for Sh156.14, up from Sh177.32, Sh162.91 and...
The fuel price increases are expected to trigger a cascade of economic consequences across multiple sectors.
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced it collected Ksh 2.571 trillion in taxes from Kenyans in the 2024/2025 financial year. Despite the economic challenges in...
The bill which is expected to raise Sh24 billion now awaits assent by President William Ruto.
Treasury CS John Mbadi unveils Sh464.9 billion security package as government prioritizes safety amid economic recovery efforts The Kenyan government has significantly increased its commitment to...
The most significant rejections included funding for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which requested Sh523.8 million to facilitate campaigns for Raila Odinga’s AU bid, but only...
After months of public outcry over shrinking take-home pay and relentless fuel costs, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has finally hinted at sweeping changes in the...
For a worker earning Sh30,000 monthly, the World Bank's proposed exemption would increase net pay by Sh956.25, bringing take-home earnings to Sh27,150 from the current Sh26,193.75.
Recent days have seen efforts to repair the diplomatic rift, with President William Ruto issuing apologies to Tanzania and Uganda amid the tensions.
NAIROBI – The World Bank has delivered a stark warning to Kenya’s government over its “wasteful spending” on public servants’ travel allowances, revealing that civil servants...
