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The government has announced a crackdown on public servants involved in a Sh6.2 billion payroll fraud case, according to Cabinet Secretary Ruku. This action comes as Deputy President Kithure Kindiki defended the sale of state stakes, stating that funds from such sales will finance infrastructure projects. Kindiki also announced that the newly established National Infrastructure Fund aims to accelerate development projects across Kenya without relying on foreign loans. Meanwhile, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has lauded Members of Parliament for their swift passage of the Finance Bill 2026.
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