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Civil society rejects Sh4.8 trillion budget over lack of public input

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June 12, 2026
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The Kenya Human Rights Commission has strongly opposed the budget estimates presented to Parliament on Thursday by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. Together with other civil society groups, including Okoa Uchumi and TISA, they have rejected both the proposed Sh4.8 trillion

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