Kenya Railways, Kenya Airways top five State agencies that owe Sh880.75 billion
Kenya Railways is the government’s most indebted agency, holding a Sh547 billion debt.
Kenya Railways, Kenya Airways and Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) are the leading three among top five agencies that owe government Sh880.75 billion.
The Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) is the government’s most indebted agency, holding a Sh547 billion debt from loans borrowed from China to finance construction of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) line.
It tops a list of five agencies that owe the government Sh880.75 billion, for loans issued to them to implement infrastructure projects and support operations, though many are struggling with repayment.
State renews push to identify irregular recruitment and weaknesses in management of public funds.
From police abuses to unlawful detention, court awards are turning public decisions into taxpayer bills.
Public sector wage bill hit Sh1.287 trillion in the year ended June 2026.
Pending bills for road construction constitute the largest portion of government debt to contractors and suppliers.
National Treasury will pay Sh986.7 billion to local lenders and Sh267.5 billion to external lenders.
The petition questions the source of money distributed at public empowerment events
The changes follow an announcement in June by the ministry that would rationalise the school calendar.
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