National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi says altering the upcoming 2026-27 spending plan would leave critical public services such as health and education without funding.
National Treasury Cabinet Secretary, John Mbadi during a media engagement on the Finance Bill 2026 in Nairobi. [Benard Orwongo, Standard]
National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has pushed back against calls by Kenyans to cut back government spending.
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