What Kenyans Are Getting in Rotich's U.S.$29,7bn Budget - WATCH
Despite Kenya's heavy debt burden, National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich is outlining new expenditures and taxation measures to fund a Sh3.02 trillion (U.S.$29.7 billion) Budget. Even though this year's Budget is a 4.2% reduction compared to 2018's, taxation of key commodities will still deal a blow to the average Kenyan who is already struggling with inflation.
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Kenya: Four Lobbies Seek to Stop Henry Rotich From Reading Budget
Nation, 13 June 2019
Four lobbies have moved to court seeking to stop National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich from tabling the 2019-2020 Budget. Read more »
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Kenya: Henry Rotich - I'll Fund This Budget Through Taxes and Debt
Nation, 13 June 2019
Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich says he will fund the new budget through taxes and debt. Read more »
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Kenya: Treasury CS Henry Rotich Presents the Budget
Nation, 13 June 2019
Kenya will spend Sh3.02 trillion in the new financial year that starts in two weeks. Read more »
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Kenya: Cabinet Okays Budget Estimates Ahead of Presentation in Parliament
Capital FM, 13 June 2019
The Cabinet has endorsed Budget Estimates for the 2019/20 financial year due for presentation in the National Assembly Thursday afternoon. Read more »
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Kenya: Govt Borrowing a Big Concern for Kenyans
Capital FM, 13 June 2019
Kenyans have expressed concerns at the rate in which the government has expanded its borrowing capacity. Read more »
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Kenya: Tough Times Ahead As Treasury Minister Prepares to Unveil Budget
Capital FM, 13 June 2019
Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich is preparing to table this year's budget on Thursday afternoon with higher taxes that will push Kenyans into tougher times ahead. Read more »
