John Mbadi

Kenya secures Sh8bn boost for renewable energy from Germany and EU

The support is targeted at expanding clean energy generation and strengthening electricity reliability in Western and Nyanza regions.

Senate Labour Committee summons three CSs, Kenya Railways MD over delayed pensions

The move comes amid growing concern over delayed pension payments for retired Kenya Railways workers and former Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) staff

Mbadi hails Kenya’s economic resilience, forecasts stronger growth ahead

Speaking during a PwC-hosted economic forum in Nairobi on June 27, Mbadi attributed the country’s resilience to sound fiscal reforms, agricultural recovery, and a robust services sector.

Roads, rail and energy get boost in Sh23bn transport plan

Police get largest share as security budget rises to Sh464.9bn

The new funding will go into police operations, intelligence services, prison management, internal administration, and crime-fighting infrastructure such as forensic labs and mobility tools.

Sh3.8 billion set aside to settle landless as inflation drops to 3.8%

The funds aim to address historical inequalities, improve access to land, and promote sustainable management of land resources.

New E-Procurement system to start in July with Sh700 million funding

The funds were announced by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi while presenting the budget estimates in the National Assembly on Thursday.

Inua Jamii Fund rises to Sh25.1bn in Sh41.4bn social protection boost

The boost aims to strengthen support for vulnerable groups, including older persons, orphans, persons living with disabilities, and drought-affected households.

CS Mbadi allocates Sh23bn to boost graft war and governance

This is an increase of Sh44.5 billion from the Sh656.6 billion allocated in the 2024–25 budget and continues a steady rise in education funding.

Education takes centre stage with Sh702.7 billion budget boost

This is an increase of Sh44.5 billion from the Sh656.6 billion allocated in the 2024–25 budget and continues a steady rise in education funding.

Treasury allocates Sh405.1 billion to counties, up by Sh17.6bn

This allocation represents 25.79 percent of the actual national revenue collected in the 2020/21 financial year, based on the most recent audited figures.

State sets aside Sh229 billion for settling verified debts

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, while reading the budget statement in Parliament, said the allocation follows a detailed review process by a committee formed in September 2023 to assess pending claims.