Mbadi quizzed on Revenue Projections as Deficit Hits KSh1.1 Trillion
However, lawmakers questioned the sustainability of the projections, citing persistent underperformance in revenue collection and lack of clarity on counties’ own-source revenue. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Members of the Budget and Appropriations Committee expressed significant concerns regarding revenue shortfalls and fiscal pressures during a review of the FY 2026/27 budget.
- The proposed spending plan includes a deficit of KSh1.111 trillion, to be financed primarily through domestic borrowing.
- Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi defended the budget, but lawmakers questioned the sustainability of revenue projections and the accountability of the Social Health Authority.
- MPs also raised issues about pending bills, education funding, and the effectiveness of reforms like the Electronic Government Procurement system.
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Mbadi Quizzed on Revenue Projections as Deficit Hits KSh1.1 Trillion - May 2026
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