Treasury CS John Mbadi will this afternoon step up to deliver a budget statement amid a storm of economic shocks threatening to cripple the economy but also pushback by Kenyans.

Analysis of Kenya’s 2026/27 Budget reveals that debt servicing consumes most revenue, leaving limited fiscal space for development.

Previously, Finance Bills relied on measures such as higher excise duty on products like alcohol, cigarettes, confectionery, imported goods, motorcycles and mobile phone airtime…

Proposed Sh4.8 trillion FY2026-27 budget against Sh3.6 trillion revenue could leave a Sh1.1 trillion borrowing gap, Wiper's Kalonzo Musyoka says debt servicing and pensions…

The current Finance Bill 2026 has proposed mobilising up to Sh120 billion from new tax measures, but the bulk of proposals are restricted to the expansion of the tax base and…

Treasury CS John Mbadi will this afternoon step up to deliver a budget statement amid a storm of economic shocks threatening to cripple the economy but also pushback by Kenyans.

CBK Governor Thugge reveals the global lender is yet to disburse a Sh96.9 billion loan under its development policy operation.

Treasury CS John Mbadi will this afternoon step up to deliver a budget statement amid a storm of economic shocks threatening to cripple the economy but also pushback by Kenyans.

The only thing we don’t know about Treasury CS Mbadi’s Budget Statement is whether or not PAYEn tax bands will be adjusted, first as promised to lower income earners.

Opposition unveils Sh4.3tn alternative budget cutting taxes and SHA funding, urging Ruto govt to reduce deficit and ease cost of living pressures.

Kenyans on the ground and on social media have weighed in on issues of rising cost of living, government wastage, and the effectiveness of public spending in the 2026-2027…

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi is set to unveil a Sh4.8 trillion budget in Parliament on Thursday, June 10.

UPDATE: Treasury CS John Mbadi heads to Parliament to present Sh4.8 trillion budget for the 2026/27 financial year, says reforms to boost revenue collection.

Treasury unveils fresh measures on banking, procurement and trade.

Treasury proposes Sh261bn for transport in FY2026/27 budget; Sh220.4bn for roads, Sh38.4bn for railways, Sh582m for Nairobi Bus Rapid Transport Project

“These allocations will intensify anti-corruption efforts and reinforce public sector integrity,” Mbadi said.