The Privatization Bill 2025 has been passed by Kenya's National Assembly, despite opposition from some Members of Parliament (MPs) regarding its hurried passage. The bill aims to provide a legal framework for converting State corporations into commercial enterprises.

• The Bill now awaits Presidential assent.
• Leader of Majority, Kimani Ichung'wah, affirmed that the Bill underwent public participation and ensures parliamentary approval for privatization proposals.
• The Bill ensures that funds from the sale of shares will go to the consolidated fund and protects State Corporations through the dilution of shares.
• Marsabit County MP Naomi Waqo described the Bill as “very relevant and timely,” anticipating positive transformations for the country.

Kenya's public debt has reached Sh12 trillion after the state borrowed an additional Sh95.5 billion in just five months. This significant increase highlights the growing financial burden on the nation.

• Total public debt now stands at a staggering Sh12 trillion.
• John Mbadi, Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, was involved in discussions regarding budget implementation.
• The additional borrowing of Sh95.5 billion occurred within a five-month period, accelerating the debt accumulation.

Kenya's national debt has reached Sh12 trillion, with the government borrowing an additional Sh95.5 billion in just five months.

• The country's total public debt now stands at a staggering Sh12 trillion.
• John Mbadi, the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, addressed the National Assembly's Education committee regarding budget implementation.
• This significant new borrowing of Sh95.5 billion occurred over a five-month period, highlighting accelerated debt accumulation.