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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, May 27, 202616 Metropolitan Sacco Officials Charged With Sh14.5b Fraud - May 2026
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16 Metropolitan Sacco Officials Charged With Sh14.5b Fraud - May 2026

Sixteen officials of Metropolitan National Sacco have denied defrauding members of the society a staggering Sh14.497 billion. They appeared in a Nairobi court on June 22, 2026, facing a total of nine charges. Meanwhile, the Budget and Appropriations Committee has raised concerns about funding gaps and called for better budget prioritisation across government sectors, warning against inefficiencies and overlapping programmes. Separately, Kenya's government plans to raise Ksh100 billion through green and climate bonds by 2027 to revolutionize its agriculture sector.

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16 Metropolitan Sacco officials charged with Sh14.5b fraud

16 Metropolitan Sacco officials charged with Sh14.5b fraud

Sixteen officials of Metropolitan National Sacco have denied defrauding members of the society a staggering Sh14.497 billion. They appeared in a Nairobi court on June 22, 2026, facing a total of nine charges.

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Sixteen officials of Metropolitan National Sacco have denied defrauding members of the society a staggering Sh14.497 billion. They appeared in a Nairobi court on June 22, 2026, facing a total of nine charges.

  • Amount defrauded: Sh14.497 billion
  • Key organization: Metropolitan National Sacco
  • Context: The officials, many of whom are retired teachers, were released on a bond of Sh200,000, with the magistrate noting their age and health status.
Tuesday 7:55 PMKenyans

Inside Govt's Ksh100 Billion Plan to Support Farmers

Inside Govt's Ksh100 Billion Plan to Support Farmers

Kenya's government plans to raise Ksh100 billion through green and climate bonds by 2027 to revolutionize its agriculture sector.

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Kenya's government plans to raise Ksh100 billion through green and climate bonds by 2027 to revolutionize its agriculture sector.

  • The initiative aims to fund sustainable projects like solar-powered cold chains and regenerative farming, attracting private capital.
  • Key organizations involved include the National Treasury, the Agricultural Finance Corporation (AFC), the African Development Bank, and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
  • Bonds will offer below-market interest rates of 4-6% with maturities of 5-10 years, backed by carbon credit revenues, and a significant portion of loan guarantees is reserved for women and youth-led enterprises.
Tuesday 11:46 PMCapital News

Budget Committee Flags Funding Gaps, Push for Better Budget Prioritisation Across Sectors

Budget Committee Flags Funding Gaps, Push for Better Budget Prioritisation Across Sectors

The Budget and Appropriations Committee has raised concerns about funding gaps and called for better budget prioritisation across government sectors, warning against inefficiencies and overlapping programmes.

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The Budget and Appropriations Committee has raised concerns about funding gaps and called for better budget prioritisation across government sectors, warning against inefficiencies and overlapping programmes.

  • The committee highlighted a KSh 1.11 billion funding gap in the State Department for Diaspora Affairs.
  • Key committees engaged include the Defence, Intelligence and Foreign Relations Committee, Finance and National Planning Committee, and the Administration and Internal Security Committee.
  • Specific concerns include underfunding for ASAL programmes, with the Hunger Safety Net facing a shortfall of approximately KSh 4 billion.
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