The 2026/27 National Budget has prioritized education in the development process of Kenya with the biggest financial allocation for the education sector that Kenya has ever received. An allocation of Ksh 784.5 billion means that the education sector will receive 26.5% of the total budget of all the ministers’ budgets. This shows that the education
President William Ruto has assented to the Supplementary Appropriations Bill, 2026. This raises the national government’s total expenditure by Ksh393 billion from Ksh4.3 trillion to Ksh4.69 trillion. In a statement issued on April 8 2026, President Ruto said he had already signed the Bill into law at State House, Nairobi. President Ruto informed Kenyans that
Investing in Kenya’s government bonds just became as easy as sending an M-Pesa. The CBK’s introduction of mobile money payments on the DhowCSD platform is a game-changer for retail investors. By removing the friction of traditional banking hurdles, the CBK is not just improving a platform; it is fundamentally transforming how the average Kenyan participates