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State House Spending Spree:
State House consumed unauthorized Ksh.2.5B within 6 weeks
CoB: State House spent up to 4.45 billion shillings outside budget
CoB report expose how govt spent Ksh.200B without any approval
CoB: Treasury used Ksh.144B to pay off part of the public debt
#JKLive
This is what is happening in this country going by the Controller of Budget's report.
-State House spent up to Ksh. 4.45B outside the budget
-State House spent unauthorized Ksh.2.5B within 6 weeks
-The government spent Ksh. 200B without any approval
Just what we know.
We've gone through a lot as a country;
Missing children
High fuel prices
Police brutality
Opulence by the politicians
Hantavirus fear
Ebola fear
SHA failure
Now Finance Bill is coming again.
State House spent Sh4.5 billion outside its approved budget in the first nine months of FY2025/26, according to the Controller of Budget.
This is one of the highest cases of unplanned government spending in the period.
This sentence by Van Gogh hits hard:
“If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now. For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is a grass in the beginning.”
A human brain uses 12-20 watts for core thinking while an AI system doing the same processing could use 2.7 billion watts.
This makes organic brains roughly 100–225 million times more energy-efficient than current silicon-based systems for full biological neural computation.
The Court of Appeal has allowed a dissolved and allegedly non-existent Spanish firm to pursue KSh10 billion from 17 KETRACO bank accounts, despite concerns raised by the Attorney General.
The ruling deepens a legal dispute that could expose Kenyan taxpayers to paying the same debt multiple times, with three separate Spanish entities claiming rights to a single arbitral award.
At the centre of the controversy is Instalaciones Inabensa, a bankrupt and dissolved company now cleared to recover more than €62.6 million (about KSh10 billion) from the state-owned power transmission agency.
FIFA confirm Omar Abdulkadir Artan can’t officiate at the World Cup after being denied entry into the United States.
The Somali referee is one of Africa’s most respected officials. Somalia's Ministry of Youth and Sports say Artan travelled with a valid US visa.
Yet Somalia is on a travel ban list introduced by President Trump’s administration.
🗣️ “FIFA is not involved in host country immigration processes, including visa adjudications, and has been informed by authorities that Mr Artan's status will not be changed at present.
“In line with previous FIFA events, a host government ultimately determines who receives a visa and who is admitted into their country.”