Kenya's 2025 Budget Highlights and Fiscal Reforms
Mbadi unveils Sh30bn revenue plan in budget while emphasizing fiscal prudence; education sector benefits.
Mbadi unveils Sh30bn revenue plan in budget while emphasizing fiscal prudence; education sector benefits.

The Kenyan government, represented by Budget Cabinet Secretary Mbadi, has unveiled a Sh30 billion revenue plan for the 2025 budget without introducing new taxes, following public protests against the prior tax proposals.
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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has called for fiscal prudence in Kenya, warning of rising public debt and its implications for economic stability during the presentation of the 2025/2026 national budget estimates.
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The government of Kenya is set to implement a unified human resource management system and review public service allowances to control the growing wage bill and ensure fiscal sustainability.
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The education sector in Kenya has received a substantial boost in the 2025/2026 national budget, with a total allocation of Sh702.7 billion, while funding for agriculture has seen a significant reduction.
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