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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has officially presented the 2025/26 budget estimates to parliament, outlining a Ksh 4.239 trillion spending plan, one of the most ambitious in Kenya’s fiscal history. Mbadi says the budget reflects a continued commitment to development, economic recovery, and social support, even as the government tightens its belt on recurrent spending.
Treasury CS John Mbadi Unveils Ksh 4.239 Trillion Budget for 2025/26
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