The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), in partnership with the World Bank, has announced a free technical skills training programme for unemployed youth, project-affected persons, and persons living with disabilities in Isiolo, Meru, Wajir, and Garissa counties. In a notice dated Tuesday, June 30 2026, the Authority stated that the training will be funded under
Kenya has secured a US$1.25 billion, about Ksh161.86 billion, financing package from the World Bank to support governance reforms, strengthen public financial management, expand social protection, and improve the country’s Financial stability. In a press release dated June 29, the World Bank stated that the package comprises a US$750 million Development Policy Operation (DPO) and
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
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