11/06/2026
The 2026/27 budget stands at KSh 4.82 trillion, making it one of Kenya's biggest budgets ever, with the government balancing spending needs against debt and revenue pressures.
📱 All public procurement will move to an electronic government procurement system from July 1, with the Treasury saying exemptions will be eliminated in a push for greater transparency and accountability.
📚 Education remains one of the top priorities, alongside health, security, and infrastructure, with significant funding allocated to support schools, universities, and skills development.
🏥 The health sector receives a major allocation, aimed at strengthening universal health coverage, improving medical services, and supporting county health systems.
🛣️ Infrastructure projects, including roads, transport, and housing, continue to receive substantial funding as the government seeks to stimulate economic growth and job creation.
💰 Debt servicing remains one of the largest expenditures, reflecting Kenya's ongoing fiscal obligations even as the government seeks to increase domestic revenue collection.
👮 Security agencies and defence also receive increased funding to support national security operations and border protection.
