Kenya's Budget Must Focus On Efficiency. New Zero-Based Strategy Could Help

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Kenya's Treasury Secretary has tabled a budget that is aimed at addressing five challenges. These are the creation of an enabling environment for businesses, the prudence and efficiency of government spending, the mobilisation of domestic resources, the reduction of the fiscal deficit and stabilisation of debt and the implementation of reforms to make the Kenyan economy more competitive. The Conversation Africa's Moina Spooner asked Tim Njagi for insights into whether it's achieved this.

How well does the 2019/20 budget address these challenges? Please give details.

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