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Treasury CS John Mbadi has explained that Kenya excluded International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans from the 2025/2026 budget due to uncertainty on new funding.

CS Mbadi assures youth that the 2025 Finance Bill introduces no new taxes, only smarter reforms aimed at transparency, efficiency, and inclusive economic growth.

Kenya's Finance Bill 2025 may cripple digital lending, deepen inequality, and undo years of fintech-driven financial inclusion. Can smart policy save it?

Kenya's Finance Bill 2025 walks a tightrope between tax reform and public trust. This piece unpacks key proposals shaping the nation’s economic future.

Kenya’s Finance Bill 2025 has proposed reducing the timeline for lodging VAT refund claims from 24 months to 12 months, effectively cutting it by half.

Kenya's diaspora remittances surged to KSh 645 billion in the last year, reflecting strong support from Kenyans living abroad despite global economic uncertainties.

Kenya has secured a new $1.5 billion (KSh 194 billion) Eurobond maturing in 2036, to refinance part of its external debt, including a $900m Eurobond due in 2027.

ODM leader Raila Odinga held a meeting with Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. The meeting generated mixed reactions from a section of Kenyans.

Statehouse Comptroller, Katoo Ole Metito, said William Ruto's advisors are on the same pay grade as Cabinet Secretaries and Principal Secretaries.
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