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May 31, 2026
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Mbadi pushes back on calls to cut State's wasteful spending

Mbadi pushes back on calls to cut State's wasteful spending

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi says altering the upcoming 2026-27 spending plan would leave critical public services such as health and education without funding. ..

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National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi is pushing back against public calls to reduce the government's spending, defending the administration's fiscal policies.

  • The Cabinet Secretary addressed concerns about the State's wasteful spending during a media engagement.
  • John Mbadi, the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary, is the key figure involved.
  • The article points to the ongoing debate surrounding the Finance Bill 2026 and the government's expenditure priorities.

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