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February 11, 2026
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Treasury sets new deadline in Single Bank Account bid

Treasury sets new deadline in Single Bank Account bid

The national and county governments have until February 15 to submit the details of all the bank accounts they operate...

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Kenya's national and county governments face a February 15th deadline to submit details of all their bank accounts. This is part of the National Treasury's effort to implement a Treasury Single Account System (TSA) to centralize government funds and improve cash management.

  • All national and county government entities, including ministries, departments, and agencies, must comply.
  • Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo issued the directive on February 2nd.
  • The Cabinet approved the TSA in January 2024 to consolidate billions in commercial bank deposits.

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