Government Must Fix Its Spending or Kenyans Will Pay More for Food, Education, and Healthcare
By Eddah Waithaka Kenya’s 2025/26 budget risks deepening inequality as the government plans to spend KSh 4.24 trillion against projected revenues of KSh 3.32 trillion, leaving a KSh 876.1 billion deficit to be financed through more borrowing. With public debt already exceeding KSh 11.35 trillion, experts warn that unchecked spending, misplaced priorities, and excessive taxation […]