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Kenya: Yes, Kenyan President Right That Salaries and Wages Take Up 46 Percent of Revenue, but Made a Common Statistical Error

Kenya: Yes, Kenyan President Right That Salaries and Wages Take Up 46 Percent of Revenue, but Made a Common Statistical Error
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Nairobi areaWilliam rutoMartin masindeHussein mohammedRobert nderituUniversity of nairobiKenya national bureau of statisticsRemuneration commissionInternational monetary fundState houseKenya national bureauPublic financeAfrica check

Yes, Kenyan president right that salaries and wages take up 46% of revenue, but made a common statistical error

Yes, Kenyan president right that salaries and wages take up 46% of revenue, but made a common statistical error
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Hussein mohammedMartin masindeRobert nderituRemuneration commissionKenya national bureau of statisticsState houseKenya national bureau

New budget proposals leave workers, employers worse off

Some of the changes made to the Finance Bill by the National Assembly have left workers and employers in a worse position.

Njuguna ndunguKuria kimaniMartin masindeSafaricomm pesaHousing development fundParliamentary budget officePlanning committeeNational assemblyNational planning committeeFinance billFinance actNjuguna ndungú

What s the actual size of Kenya s new Budget?

After going through the Budget, Parliament has summed the total size of the new spending plan at Sh4.45 trillion.

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Defunct NMS gets extra Sh3 2bn to clear pending bills

The defunct Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) has been allocated an additional Sh3.2 billion.

Nairobi areaMartin masindeWilliam rutoUhuru kenyattaCharles kanjamaParliamentary budget office at kenyan parliamentNational treasuryNairobi metropolitan servicesNational governmentHigh courtPresident william rutoCounty governmentPresident uhuruPresident uhuru kenyattaFinancial yearNairobi city