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As Kenyans await the 2025/26 national budget, the government is under pressure to cut spending, grow revenue, and manage debt without overburdening citizens already hit by high living costs. With rising fuel and food prices, and calls for economic recovery and job creation, all eyes are on the National Treasury to balance austerity with growth.
TREASURY FACES TOUGH BALANCING ACT AHEAD OF 2025/26 BUDGET
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