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📊 National Procurement Statistics by Financial Year

Total tenders advertised and contracts awarded across all national government MDAs, county governments, state corporations, and public universities — published on the Public Procurement Information Portal (PPIP) at tenders.go.ke. Data sourced from PPRA Annual Reports 2019–2024 and the Open Contracting Partnership OCDS dataset.

249,286

Total Tenders on PPIP (Jul 2018–Apr 2026)

106,504

Contracts Awarded (published)

KSh 1.2T+

Est. Annual Procurement Market

1,000+

National Procuring Entities

30%

Reserved for AGPO (Youth/Women/PWD)

Financial Year

FY 2019/20

~14,800

Tenders Advertised

~8,200

Contracts Awarded

KSh ~108Bn

Published Contract Value

KSh 22.81Bn

AGPO Awards

🎯 AGPO: KSh 22.81Bn to youth, women & PWD

Reduced procurement activity due to onset of COVID-19 pandemic.

Financial Year

FY 2020/21

~16,300

Tenders Advertised

~10,400

Contracts Awarded

KSh ~128Bn

Published Contract Value

KSh 26.47Bn

AGPO Awards

🎯 AGPO: KSh 26.47Bn — 25,278 contracts to AGPO groups

Post-COVID recovery. Women: KSh 13.81Bn, Youth: KSh 10.65Bn, PWD: KSh 2.01Bn.

Financial Year

FY 2021/22

~24,500

Tenders Advertised

~18,600

Contracts Awarded

KSh ~163Bn

Published Contract Value

KSh ~28Bn

AGPO Awards (est.)

🎯 AGPO: KSh ~28Bn estimated (PPRA AR 2021/22)

Significant ramp-up as e-procurement adoption increased on PPIP. Uhuru govt final full FY.

Financial Year

FY 2022/23

~38,200

Tenders Advertised

~26,400

Contracts Awarded

KSh ~218Bn

Published Contract Value

KSh ~32Bn

AGPO Awards (est.)

🎯 AGPO: KSh ~32Bn estimated across 3 groups

Ruto administration first full FY. Infrastructure & energy tenders surged. PPIP mandated for all entities.

Financial Year

FY 2023/24

~48,000

Tenders Advertised

34,000+

Contracts Awarded

KSh 262.8Bn

Published Contract Value

KSh ~35Bn

AGPO Awards (est.)

🎯 AGPO: KSh ~35Bn estimated target for year

Source: PPRA MAPS Assessment 2024 — "34,000 contracts worth KSh 262.8Bn reported in FY 2023/24."

Financial Year · Ongoing

FY 2024/25

~52,000

Tenders Advertised (est.)

~36,000

Contracts Awarded (est.)

KSh ~280Bn

Contract Value (est.)

KSh ~38Bn

AGPO Awards (target)

🎯 AGPO target: 30% of all procurement reserved

Year in progress (Jul 2024–Jun 2025). Estimates based on PPIP trends. Final PPRA AR expected late 2025.

ⓘ Sources: PPRA Annual Reports 2019–2024 · PPRA MAPS Assessment Report 2024 · Open Contracting Partnership OCDS Dataset (tenders.go.ke/ocds) · Nation Africa investigation on top contract winners · Kenya News Agency AGPO statistics. Figures marked ~est. are derived from PPIP dataset file sizes and trend extrapolation. Published values may undercount due to incomplete e-procurement compliance (~73% of entities reported in 2024). Full PPRA reports →

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Sector allocations (KSh Bn)

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Recurrent Development

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Category	KSh Bn	Share	Type

Development Projects — 2013 to Present

Major infrastructure and social projects since the March 2013 elections. Use the year slider to filter by era. Click any project to expand details.

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PAYE — Income Tax

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Progressive tax: 10% on first KSh 24K · 25% next KSh 8,333 · 30% up to KSh 500K · 32.5% to KSh 800K · 35% above. Personal relief KSh 2,400/month.

NSSF — Pension

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Before FY 2021/22: flat KSh 200/month. From FY 2023/24 (NSSF Act 2013): Tier I 6% of first KSh 8K + Tier II 6% of KSh 8K–72K. Max KSh 4,320/month employee contribution.

NHIF → SHIF (Health)

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NHIF: banded fixed contributions (KSh 150–1,700/month) until October 2024. SHIF under SHA: 2.75% of gross salary, minimum KSh 300/month from Oct 2024.

AHL — Housing Levy

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Introduced July 2023. Challenged legally; fully operational March 2024 after Supreme Court upheld it. 1.5% employee + 1.5% employer of gross salary. Funds National Housing Development Fund.

Debt & Fiscal Position

Public debt — all years (KSh Trillion)

Total Domestic External

FY 2025/26 deficit financing

Domestic KSh 635Bn External KSh 288Bn

Revenue vs expenditure gap — all years (KSh Trillion)

Revenue Expenditure

🏦 Lenders & Debt Composition by Financial Year

Outstanding balances (KSh Bn) by creditor · Click a lender card to highlight · Click a FY row for event detail

Financial Year	External (KSh Bn)	Domestic (KSh Bn)	Total (KSh Tr)	Debt/GDP	Key Debt Event

ⓘ Sources: PDMO Quarterly Debt Bulletins · CBK Statistics · IMF/World Bank DSA · AfDB Economic Outlook · Cytonn Investment Research. External balances converted at year-average CBK rates. *FY25/26 projections.

County Financial Tracking — 2013 to Present

Equitable share allocations, own-source revenue and absorption rates for all 47 counties since devolution. Use the year slider to track changes.

Kenya County Finance Report — FY 2025/26

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Equitable Share — FY 2025/26 (KSh Bn)

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National county transfers trend (KSh Bn)

Devolution began 2013. Transfers grew from KSh 210Bn (FY13/14) to KSh 405Bn (FY25/26) — a 93% increase over 13 years.

All 47 Counties —

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#	County	Region	Eq. Share (Bn)	Own Revenue (Bn)	Total Budget (Bn)	Absorption %	Population (M)

🔍 Graft & Corruption Tracker — 2013 to Present

Major corruption scandals, public funds lost, and accountability outcomes since the 2013 elections. Sources: EACC, DPP, Auditor General, Transparency International, and investigative media.

Transparency International — CPI Score (2025)

30 / 100

Ranked 130th of 182 countries · Sub-Saharan avg: 32

EACC — Corruption Reports Received (FY 2023/24)

4,183

1,846 referred for investigation · 33 convictions secured · KSh 3.4Bn assets recovered

KSh 300Bn+

Estimated Lost Since 2013

40+

Major Scandals Uncovered

~8%

National Budget Lost to Graft Annually

293

EACC Convictions Since 2003

126th

TI CPI Ranking 2023 (of 180)

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⚠️ Note on Data: Amounts stated are as per court charges, audit reports, or investigative journalism — they may differ from final court-determined losses. Case statuses reflect publicly available information as of 2025 and may have changed. Sources include the Auditor General, EACC, DPP press releases, and verified media.
Sources: EACC · Office of DPP · Auditor General · Transparency International · The Elephant · Daily Nation · AfriCOG

🏗️ NG-CDF Spending — 290 Constituencies (2013–2026)

National Government Constituencies Development Fund — 2.5% of national revenue disbursed annually to all 290 constituencies for education, security, environment and community projects. Sources: NG-CDF Board, National Treasury, Parliament DFAC reports.

KSh 491Bn

Total Disbursed — FY 2013/14 to 2025/26

290

Constituencies Covered

2.5%

Minimum % of National Revenue (by law)

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FY Total Allocation

~KSh 15Bn

Annual Bursary Spend (1.2M students)

3,087

Schools Initiated Since 2003

Fund Allocation by Sector (typical year)

~55%

📚 Education — classrooms, labs, bursaries, TTIs

~25%

🏥 Health — dispensaries, KMTC campuses (61 built)

~10%

🚔 Security — police posts, lighting (6% security)

~5%

🌳 Environment — tree cover, climate mitigation (2023 Act)

~5%

🏗️ Community — markets, water, roads, sports

~KSh 3.35Bn

🌍 Environment total (FY 2016/17–2025/26)

NG-CDF Annual Allocation — KSh Billion (2013/14 to 2025/26)

KSh 22Bn in 2013/14 → KSh 55.9Bn in 2025/26 — a 154% increase over 13 years. Growth tracks national revenue growth at the mandated 2.5% floor. Total cumulative: KSh 491Bn across all 290 constituencies.

NG-CDF as % of National Budget

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⚖️ Constitutional Status Note
In 2024, a three-judge High Court bench declared the NG-CDF Act unconstitutional, citing separation of powers — MPs should not oversee executive funds. The Court of Appeal is yet to rule. The Fund continues operating pending the appeal outcome. This remains one of Kenya's most significant public finance governance disputes.
NG-CDF Board · Kenya Law — NG-CDF Act

📎 Sources: NG-CDF Board — Allocations · Stats Kenya — CDF Data · Parliament DFAC Reports · Nairobi Law Monthly · NG-CDF Act 2015 (as amended 2023)

📋 Government Tenders & Contracts — 2013 to 2025

Major public procurement contracts — advertisement, award, contractor, value, and implementation timeline. Data sourced from PPRA/PPIP, Kenya Treasury, Parliament reports, and verified investigative media. Search live tenders → tenders.go.ke

Major Contracts Tracked

KSh 3.2T+

Combined Contract Value

Completed

Ongoing

Stalled / Cancelled

29%

Contracts with Controversy

🏦 Kenya PPP Pipeline — Status as of 2026

Project	Contracting Authority	Value (KSh Bn)	Contract Term	Status
Nairobi Expressway (27.1km)	KeNHA / Moja Expressway	86.8	30 years (BOOT)	✅ Operational since May 2022
Naivasha–Kisumu SGR (Phase 2B)	Kenya Railways	549.0	Concession TBD	🔵 Construction commenced 2024
Mombasa–Nairobi Usahihi Expressway	KeNHA / Everstrong Capital	465.0	PPP TBD	⏳ Development agreement 2026
BRT Lines 2 & 3 (Nairobi)	NaMA / NAMATA	~85.0	25 years	⏳ Procurement stage
Mombasa Port Container Terminal	Kenya Ports Authority	TBD	30+ years	🔴 On hold (court challenge)
Nairobi Railway City Central Station	Kenya Railways	TBD	PPP TBD	⏳ Cabinet-approved concept 2025

📋 Data Sources & Caveats
Contract values are as advertised or reported; actual outturn costs may differ due to variations. Dates are from official gazette notices, Parliament committee reports, and verified investigative journalism. PPIP (tenders.go.ke) · PPRA Contract Awards · PPP Kenya · Open Contracting OCDS Data · Parliament Committee Reports · Nation Africa · The Elephant

💱 Forex & Fuel Prices — 2013 to May 2026

Kenya Shilling exchange rates vs major world currencies (CBK monthly averages) and EPRA-regulated pump prices. Sources: Central Bank of Kenya · EPRA Pump Prices

129.4

KES/USD (2025 avg)

159.7

All-time Peak (Jan 2024)

+72%

KES Depreciation vs USD 2013→2025

-19%

KES Recovery Jan 2024→2025

ⓘ Annual averages of CBK daily indicative mid-rates. Peak: 159.7 KES/USD (Jan 2024). Current (May 2026): ~129.4. Source: CBK Forex Exchange Rates

KSh 214.25

Petrol — May 2026 Nairobi

KSh 242.92

Diesel — May 2026 (all-time record)

KSh 152.78

Kerosene — subsidised (Ksh96/L govt subsidy)

+100%

Petrol rise 2013→May 2026

Period	⛽ Petrol (KSh/L)	🚛 Diesel (KSh/L)	🔥 Kerosene (KSh/L)	Key Event

ⓘ EPRA maximum retail prices (KSh/litre incl. VAT). Regulated since 2010 (ERC); monthly cycle from 2022. Record: Diesel KSh 206.84 (Apr 2026, Russia-Ukraine & Middle East shocks). Source: EPRA Pump Prices

📋 FY 2026/27 Finance Bill — Comparative Analysis

Comparative analysis of Kenya's proposed FY 2026/27 Budget Estimates (tabled Parliament, May 2026) vs FY 2025/26 approved estimates. Source: Parliament of Kenya Budget Documents · 2026 BPS (Treasury)

📅 Budget Estimates Tabled May 2026 ⚠ Awaiting Finance Bill 2026 (Appropriations Act) ✅ Budget Policy Statement Approved Feb 2026

KSh 4.82T

Total Gross Budget 2026/27

▲ 12.4% vs 4.29T (2025/26)

KSh 3.63T

Total Revenue (incl. AiA)

▲ 6.8% vs 3.40T (2025/26)

KSh 1.19T

Fiscal Deficit

▲ 28.8% vs 0.92T (2025/26)

5.7% GDP

Deficit as % of GDP

▲ wider than 4.8% (2025/26)

KSh 1.10T

Domestic Borrowing Target

▲ Record high (was 0.64T)

5.3%

GDP Growth Projection

▲ from 5.0% in 2025

Total Budget Comparison — FY 2023/24 to FY 2026/27

FY 2026/27 Expenditure Mix

Item	FY 2024/25 (Approved)	FY 2025/26 (Approved)	FY 2026/27 (Proposed)	Change (25/26→26/27)	% of GDP 26/27
Total Revenue (incl. AiA)	KSh 2.90T	KSh 3.40T	KSh 3.63T	▲ +6.8%	17.4% GDP
Ordinary Revenue (Tax)	KSh 2.60T	KSh 2.80T	KSh 3.00T	▲ +7.1%	14.4% GDP
Total Expenditure	KSh 3.99T	KSh 4.29T	KSh 4.82T	▲ +12.4%	23.1% GDP
Recurrent Expenditure	KSh 2.84T	KSh 3.13T	KSh 3.54T	▲ +13.1%	17.0% GDP
Development Expenditure	KSh 0.70T	KSh 0.68T	KSh 0.75T	▲ +10.3%	3.6% GDP
County Transfers	KSh 0.40T	KSh 0.47T	KSh 0.50T	▲ +6.4%	2.4% GDP
Consolidated Fund Services (CFS)	KSh 1.10T	KSh 1.24T	KSh 1.50T	▲ +21.0%	7.2% GDP
Interest Payments (domestic)	KSh 0.72T	KSh 0.82T	KSh 0.99T	▲ +20.7%	4.8% GDP
Fiscal Deficit	KSh 1.09T	KSh 0.92T	KSh 1.19T	▲ +28.8%	5.7% GDP
Domestic Borrowing	KSh 0.62T	KSh 0.64T	KSh 1.10T	▲ RECORD	5.3% GDP
External Borrowing	KSh 0.47T	KSh 0.28T	KSh 0.09T	▼ -67.9%	0.4% GDP

Sector Allocations — FY 2025/26 vs FY 2026/27 (KSh Billion)

2026/27 Sector Share

Sector	FY 2024/25	FY 2025/26	FY 2026/27	Change	Share 26/27	Key Programmes
Education	KSh 623.4Bn	KSh 658.5Bn	KSh 668.3Bn	▲ +1.5%	28.5%	Capitation, teacher salaries, JSS, TVET, universities. TSC +KSh 11Bn to KSh 420.9Bn.
National Security	KSh 340.2Bn	KSh 373.8Bn	KSh 566.9Bn	▲ +51.7%	24.2%	NIS KSh 58.6Bn. Police KSh 125Bn. Pre-election security surge. NISCCS KSh 2Bn.
Energy, Infrastructure & ICT	KSh 480.5Bn	KSh 500.7Bn	KSh 500.0Bn	▼ -0.1%	21.3%	Roads KSh 230.3Bn. Housing KSh 135.8Bn. SGR Phase 2B/2C KSh 20.8Bn. Geothermal expansion.
Health	KSh 136.2Bn	KSh 136.8Bn	KSh 170.7Bn	▲ +24.8%	7.3%	SHA/SHIF rollout. UHC KSh 4Bn. Referrals KSh 54Bn. Vaccines KSh 4.6Bn. KEMSA KSh 5Bn.
Governance, Justice & Law	KSh 265.1Bn	KSh 276.7Bn	KSh 290.0Bn	▲ +4.8%	5.2%	Judiciary KSh 25Bn. GJLO sector. Parliament KSh 22Bn. EACC KSh 2Bn.
Agriculture & Rural Dev	KSh 74.5Bn	KSh 78.0Bn	KSh 63.0Bn	▼ -19.2%	2.7%	Fertilizer subsidy KSh 10Bn. NAVCAP KSh 10Bn. Fisheries KSh 4.8Bn. Sugar reforms KSh 2Bn.
Environment & Water	KSh 112.3Bn	KSh 117.5Bn	KSh 117.5Bn	—	5.0%	Water supply schemes. KEWASIP KSh 0.5Bn. Climate action FLLoCA KSh 11.5Bn.
Social Protection & Youth	KSh 98.4Bn	KSh 109.7Bn	KSh 109.7Bn	—	4.7%	Inua Jamii cash transfers. Hustler Fund. Women/Youth enterprise. NYS. NYOTA.

Revenue Trend — FY 2022/23 to FY 2026/27 (KSh Bn)

FY 2026/27 Revenue Sources Mix

Revenue Head	FY 2024/25	FY 2025/26	FY 2026/27	Change	% of Total Rev 26/27
Income Tax (PAYE + Corporate)	KSh 1,156Bn	KSh 1,283Bn	KSh 1,380Bn	▲ +7.6%	38.0%
VAT (Domestic + Import)	KSh 744Bn	KSh 813Bn	KSh 877Bn	▲ +7.9%	24.2%
Import Duty	KSh 187Bn	KSh 195Bn	KSh 214Bn	▲ +9.7%	5.9%
Excise Duty	KSh 302Bn	KSh 323Bn	KSh 349Bn	▲ +8.0%	9.6%
Other Tax Revenue	KSh 211Bn	KSh 186Bn	KSh 180Bn	▼ -3.2%	5.0%
Appropriation-in-Aid (AiA)	KSh 300Bn	KSh 600Bn	KSh 630Bn	▲ +5.0%	17.3%
Grants & External Support	KSh 0Bn	KSh 0Bn	KSh 0Bn	—	—
TOTAL REVENUE	KSh 2,900Bn	KSh 3,400Bn	KSh 3,630Bn	▲ +6.8%	100%

⚠️ Revenue Risk: FY 2025/26 revenue was KSh 115.3Bn below target by December 2025 (KSh 1,236.5Bn collected vs KSh 1,351.8Bn target). The FY 2026/27 target assumes 6.8% growth on revised estimates, implying KRA collection efficiency must materially improve. The Finance Bill 2026 is expected to introduce new revenue measures including digital services taxes, minimum global tax (Pillar Two), and rationalisation of VAT exemptions.

Deficit Financing — FY 2026/27 vs Prior Years (KSh Bn)

FY 2026/27 Borrowing Mix

Debt Item	FY 2024/25	FY 2025/26	FY 2026/27	Change	Analysis
Fiscal Deficit (KSh Bn)	KSh 1,090	KSh 923	KSh 1,190	▲ +28.8%	Wider than 2025/26 despite consolidation narrative.
Deficit / GDP	5.1%	4.8%	5.7%	▲ +0.9pp	Exceeds IMF 4.9% 2026 projection. Pre-election cycle spending.
Domestic Borrowing (net)	KSh 622	KSh 636	KSh 1,100	▲ RECORD	78% of borrowing is domestic — deliberate de-risking from FX exposure.
External Borrowing (net)	KSh 468	KSh 287	KSh 90	▼ -68.6%	Reflects no new IMF programme. Eurobond refinancing strategy.
Total Interest Payments	KSh 929	KSh 1,090	KSh 1,461	▲ +34.0%	Domestic interest KSh 987Bn — exceeds entire education budget!
Gross Public Debt (est.)	KSh 10.4T	KSh 11.5T	KSh 14.1T	▲ +22.6%	Domestic KSh 8.30T (39.8% GDP). External KSh 5.82T. PFM 55% GDP ceiling at risk.
Debt / GDP	62%	60%	67.6%	▲ +7.6pp	PFM Act ceiling is 55% of GDP. Waiver needed or ceiling must be amended.

🔴 Critical Alert: Domestic interest payments of KSh 986.7Bn in FY 2026/27 exceed the entire Education sector budget of KSh 668.3Bn. CFS (interest + pensions) consume 31.2% of the total gross budget. The medium-term debt strategy targets domestic borrowing at 78% of total — a deliberate shift to reduce FX risk following the 2023/24 KES crisis, but significantly increasing pressure on domestic credit markets and T-bill/bond yields.

County Transfers — FY 2022/23 to FY 2026/27 (KSh Bn)

FY 2026/27 County Allocation Breakdown

Item	FY 2024/25	FY 2025/26	FY 2026/27	Change	Notes
Equitable Share	KSh 385.4Bn	KSh 400.1Bn	KSh 420.0Bn	▲ +5.0%	21.9% of most recent audited revenue (constitutional requirement).
Equalisation Fund	KSh 10.2Bn	KSh 10.2Bn	KSh 15.2Bn	▲ +49.0%	For marginalised areas — Turkana, Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Isiolo, Tana River, Lamu, Taita-Taveta.
Conditional Grants (County Govts Add. Alloc. Bill)	KSh 65.3Bn	KSh 74.9Bn	KSh 75.7Bn	▲ +1.1%	Includes World Bank, AfDB, and bilateral project grants channelled through counties.
TOTAL COUNTY TRANSFERS	KSh 461.0Bn	KSh 485.2Bn	KSh 510.9Bn	▲ +5.3%	2.4% of GDP. Up from 2.3% in FY 2025/26.

🔴 HIGH

Revenue Shortfall

FY 2025/26 already KSh 115.3Bn below target at mid-year. FY 2026/27 target requires 6.8% growth. History of missing KRA targets. Finance Bill 2026 revenue measures yet to be enacted — risk of implementation delays (recalling 2024 Finance Bill withdrawal after Gen-Z protests).

🔴 HIGH

Record Domestic Borrowing (KSh 1.1T)

First time domestic net borrowing exceeds KSh 1 trillion. Risks crowding out private sector credit, pushing up T-bill/bond yields, and increasing future interest burden. IMF programme lapsed April 2025 — no backstop if markets tighten.

🔴 HIGH

Debt / GDP Ceiling Breach

Gross public debt projected at KSh 14.1T (67.6% GDP), well above the PFM Act 55% ceiling. Government will need a statutory waiver or legislative amendment. Interest payments (KSh 1.46T) now equal 31.2% of gross budget — fiscal dominance risk.

🟡 MEDIUM

Pre-Election Spending Pressures (2027)

Security allocation up 51.7% (+KSh 193Bn). State House down from KSh 16.3Bn to KSh 12.6Bn (optics). NIS at KSh 58.6Bn. Historical pattern: FY before elections shows fiscal slippage — supplementary estimates typically add 8–12% in the first half.

🟡 MEDIUM

Agriculture Budget Cut (−19.2%)

Agriculture cut from KSh 78Bn to KSh 63Bn despite food security mandate. Fertilizer subsidy retained at KSh 10Bn but faces procurement delays. ASAL food insecurity could worsen given Middle East oil shock already compressing food import affordability.

🟡 MEDIUM

Middle East Oil & FX Risk

Diesel at KSh 242.92/L (May 2026). Every 10% rise in global oil adds ~KSh 80Bn to petroleum import bill. KSh at 129 — any reversal above 140 significantly raises external debt service costs. Budget uses 129 KES/USD assumption.

🟢 POSITIVE

GDP Growth Momentum

5.3% GDP growth projected (2026), up from 5.0% in 2025. Moody's and S&P upgraded sovereign credit outlook. Inflation at 4.5% (Dec 2025). CBK rate cuts supportive. Favourable rains boosted agriculture Q1 2026. Tourism receipts recovering.

🟢 POSITIVE

External Debt De-risking

External net borrowing falls to KSh 90Bn (from KSh 287Bn). No new Eurobond planned. G-to-G oil deal reducing FX demand. National Infrastructure Fund seeded by privatisation proceeds (KPC IPO, Safaricom stake) — alternative to sovereign debt for capex.

ⓘ Sources: Parliament Budget Documents · 2026 Budget Policy Statement · Citizen Digital (Apr 30 2026) · Capital FM Budget Brief (May 10 2026) · Tuko.co.ke · Parliament.go.ke Node 25122 · Cytonn FY 2025/26 Review. FY 2026/27 figures are proposed estimates — subject to Finance Bill 2026 and Appropriation Act. Development expenditure target of 29.0% of ministerial spending is below the PFM Act 30% statutory minimum (acknowledged by Treasury).

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