Mbadi Allocates Ksh 50B to Ruto's Key Project Amid Concerns

The allocation will likely impact President Rutos' key project, owing to the fact that it is one of the most monumental projects under his presidency...

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The National Treasury has allocated Ksh50.6 billion to the Affordable Housing Units project for the 2026/2027 financial year, a significant decrease from previous years.

The allocation represents a 22% decrease from the Ksh64.5 billion allocated in the previous financial year.
This project is a key initiative of President William Ruto, aiming to address housing problems in informal settlements.
Concerns about the reduction arise amid recent complaints from Affordable Housing interns regarding late stipend payments.

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