John Mbadi
Finance Bill 2025: Kenyan retirees win big as govt exempts pension from tax
The Finance Bill 2025 brings significant relief to Kenyan retirees, as the government has exempted pension income from taxation to alleviate their financial burden.
Finance Bill 2025: Kenyan govt orders employers to apply all tax reliefs in PAYE deductions
In the Finance Bill 2025, the Kenyan government has directed all employers to apply applicable tax reliefs when calculating PAYE deductions for their employees.
Kenya's Treasury proposes annual licenses for accountants in new bill, to fine violators
Kenya's Treasury has proposed a new bill requiring accountants to obtain annual licenses, with violators facing jail time. It aims to strengthen the profession.
IMF: Kenya to meet conditions set for new loan from lender after terminating KSh 465b programme
CBK governor Kamau Thugge noted that the IMF is willing to offer new access to loans after Kenya meets set conditions for the fiscal year 2025/26.
Kenya to receive first instalment of KSh 194b UAE loan, John Mbadi announces
Kenya is set to receive the first instalment of the KSh 194 billion loan from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Nairobi turned to UAE after abandoning IMF.
Kenya secures KSh 8.9b loan from OPEC Fund International
Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi inked a KSh 8.9 billion loan deal with the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Fund during US visit.
John Mbadi and others travel to US to meet IMF, World Bank as Kenya eyes new funding programme
CS John Mbadi is leading a delegation to the US for high-level talks with the IMF and World Bank during the 2025 Spring Meetings, seeking a new funding programme.
John Mbadi blasts Ndindi Nyoro for claiming govt would soon default on external debt
The National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said Kenya will not default on its external debt as predicted recently by Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro.
Treasury issues guidelines as govt transitions from cash to accrual accounting to tame corruption
The National Treasury has issued new guidelines for a nationwide shift from cash-based to accrual accounting to boost transparency, strengthen financial reporting.
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