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Broke Kenyan govt seeks to raise KSh 100b from Kenya Pipeline sale
The financially strained Kenyan government is planning to generate KSh 100 billion by selling off the Kenya Pipeline Company. Treasury aims to bolster the coffers.
Kenya's forex reserves drop by KSh 65b on external debt repayments
Kenya's foreign exchange reserves have declined by KSh 65b due to significant external debt repayments, putting pressure on the country's financial stability.
Kenya's Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu exposes KSh 10b lost through eCitizen, illegal collections
Kenya's Auditor-General, Nancy Gathungu, has revealed that at least KSh 10b collected through the digital payment system eCitizen is unaccounted for.
Kenya resumes road construction with KSh 175b boost from fuel levy
Kenya has revitalised its road construction sector with a KSh 175 billion injection from the Road Maintenance Levy Fund, signalling a push to enhance infrastructure.
Kenyan newspapers review: Teachers express frustration after receiving as low as KSh 36 in pay rise
Kenyan teachers are voicing widespread frustration following the implementation of a recent pay rise, with some receiving as low as KSh 36 in salary increments.
Kenya could lose assets if it defaults on KSh 44b Talanta Bond debt
Kenya risks losing critical assets if it defaults on the KSh 44 billion Talanta Bond debt, issued to finance the Talanta Stadium and other sports infrastructure.
Kenya Revenue Authority collects KSh 86.5b from tax disputes with firms, individuals
KRA has successfully collected KSh 86.5 billion from tax disputes involving firms and individuals, marking a milestone in its efforts to enhance tax compliance.
Kenyan govt to waive KSh 6b in interest to unlock thousands of title deeds
The Kenyan government has announced plans to waive KSh 6b in accrued interest on loans tied to land ownership, a move aimed at unlocking thousands of title deeds.
Kenyan public schools close week earlier as cash crunch bites
Kenyan public schools have been forced to close a week earlier than scheduled due to a severe financial crisis gripping the education sector countrywide.
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