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From left the Shipping and Maritime Affairs PS Aden Abdi Millah, CS Mining Hassan Joho and Mining CFO during the Parliamentary Budget policy statement presentation in Parliament on 14th April, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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PS Millah flags risks to maritime growth over Sh19.8bn funding gap

The PS noted that the department had originally required a higher allocation but was still working within a Budget Policy Statement ceiling of Sh 6.383 billion, leaving several key programmes underfunded.

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The Principal Secretary Aden Millah when he appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure in parliament on 17th March, 2026. PHOTO/ DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
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Recurrent spending concerns rise over Sh100 million Maritime Academy allocation

The Principal Secretary Aden Millah when he appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure said that the total budget has increased from Sh5,684 million to Sh5,754 million (Sh5.75 billion).

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CS Transport Davis Chirchir alongside the PS's of his state departments appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure during the 2026/27 Budget Policy Statement in Parliament on 23rd February,2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang'i
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Shipping Department seeks additional Sh3.29bn to accelerate maritime growth

Appearing before the George Kariuki led-committee on Transport and Infrastructure, Principal Secretary Aden Millah told the MPs that the department’s 2026 Budget Policy Statement requires Sh9.677 billion to effectively implement its programmes in the 2026/27 financial year.

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