Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi will, on Thursday, June 12, table the proposed KSh 4.239 trillion budget in the National Assembly for approval.
Of the amount, KSh 1.79 trillion has been allocated for recurrent expenditure, KSh 1.337 trillion for Consolidated Fund Services (CFS), with KSh 707.8 billion being set aside for development expenditure.
According to the budget policy statement seen by TUKIO.co.ke, President William Ruto’s office has been allocated KSh 5.37 billion, up from the initially proposed KSh 5.34 billion.
Of the allocation, KSh 1.37 billion will be used by Ruto’s advisors, with KSh 910.8 million set aside for leadership and coordination of government services
KSh 2.03 billion has been allocated for general administration planning and support services, while KSh 1.06 billion will be used for government printing services.
On the other hand, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki’s office will receive a total allocation of KSh 3.07 billion, an increment from the initially proposed KSh 2.92 billion.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi’s office has been allocated KSh 866.3 million.
Also from the budget, KSh 8.57 billion has been allocated to the State House
