CS Mbadi Explains June Salary Delays for Some Civil Servants
Fears of delays have grown in recent weeks after reports emerged that the World Bank rejected Kenya’s request for additional emergency funding intended to shield the economy from external shocks...
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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has assured county employees that their June salaries will be paid on time, despite reported delays in Exchequer releases due to a cash crunch.
- Counties are prioritized in Treasury allocations to ensure timely salary payments.
- Key players involved include CS John Mbadi, the National Treasury, and county government workers.
- Delays in securing external financing, specifically a $96.9 billion facility from the World Bank, have impacted Treasury operations.
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