According to the National Treasury, the NIS budget has been raised because of enhanced security operations, while the extra cash allocation to the State Department for Internal Security is...
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Julians Amboko
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Nation Media Group
Kenya’s security agencies are the biggest winners in the freshly tabled second supplementary budget for the current 2025-26 financial year, which proposes to raise spending by Sh17.29 billion to a total Sh4.66 trillion.
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The budget exceeds Sh454 billion approved by the House in March.
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“These allocations will intensify anti-corruption efforts and reinforce public sector integrity,” Mbadi said.
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Over the current financial year, the budget for State House was initially set at Sh8.58 billion but this, however, ballooned to…
Over the current financial year, the budget for State House was initially set at Sh8.58 billion but this, however, ballooned to…
