Kenya's Budget and Appropriations Committee reviews the national budget amid revenue shortfalls and transparency issues affecting health benefits access.
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Updated Jun 26
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Kenya's Budget and Appropriations Committee reviews the national budget amid revenue shortfalls and transparency issues affecting health benefits access.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Kenyan National Assembly debated the Division of Revenue Bill, 2026, focusing on reaching consensus on the revenue-sharing formula between national and county governments.Sub-event
- Trade unions in Kenya warned Parliament against excise duty on essential communication tools in the Finance Bill 2026.Sub-event
Committee reviews budget and addresses transparency issues regarding health benefits access in Kenya.1 source
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