Kenya will get approximately Ksh 98 billion ($750 million) as financing from the World Bank through the Second Kenya Fiscal Sustainability and Resilience Growth Development Policy Operation (DPO7). This amount will come in handy at such a time when only four days are left before the end of the 2025/26 financial year. According to the
By Dr. Luchetu Likaka The Government of Kenya’s decision to allocate approximately Ksh 567.4 billion to the security sector in the 2026/27 financial year represents one of the largest investments in policing, intelligence, defence, and internal security in the country’s history. While national security remains a fundamental responsibility of the state, the magnitude of this
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
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