Auditor-General reveals Kenya irregularly used Sh7.3 billion from the fuel levy fund to compensate French firms.
This comes after the government cancelled the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit highway deal and later handed it to Chinese firms.
For state house to receive more than double its budget in a financial year yet education and health is underfunded should be one of the countless reasons Ruto doesn't deserve a second term
Kenya is among the top spenders on State House in the world in 2025/26.
Here is the top list:
— France: Sh17.5 billion
— Uganda: Sh17.2 billion
— Kenya (State House): Sh16.1 billion
— US (White House): Sh10 billion
— Algeria: Sh9 billion
— South Africa: Sh7.8 billion
President William Ruto’s government spent Sh6.3 billion on tea, mandazis, and entertaining guests in the last financial year—about Sh17.2 million daily.
State House overspent by 170% in the financial year ended June 2025, spending Sh11.6 billion against a budget of Sh4.3 billion — despite promises to cut costs
Kenya has experienced a rise in company closures under President Ruto, with over 200 firms officially shut down by the end of 2024, and more than 100 others facing possible closure soon.
This has led to big job losses and economic trouble.
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31 people were killed in a single day, THIRTY-ONE HUMAN LIVES gone in just 24 hours.
That’s not just a number, that’s 31 families shattered, 31 futures stolen and 31 reasons to be absolutely furious.
Takeout 1: Service IS the sermon.
Sometimes, the loudest, most powerful sermon is the very silent act of an open door in a crisis. A hot meal. A safe place to stand.
That act preaches a gospel of unconditional love far more effectively than 1000 colourful speaking-in-tongues.