World Bank Reforms Kenya Must Complete to Unlock Ksh94 Billion

Treasury CS John Mbadi held talks with World Bank officials on reforms under DPO 8, targeting improved management of public funds...

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Kenya must complete payroll cleanup and other reforms to unlock billions in funding from the World Bank. The National Treasury is working with the World Bank to implement these measures.

The reforms aim to tighten controls on public payrolls and curb irregular government spending, following the identification of suspected payroll fraud valued at Ksh6.2 billion.
Key players include Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi and officials from the World Bank.
These measures are part of the Eighth Development Policy Operation (DPO 8), a program supporting public sector reforms and stronger government finance management.

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