Billions allocated. Deadlines missed. Projects Stalled.
The latest Controller of Budget report reveals that several flagship projects remain behind schedule despite receiving billions in funding. Some of these projects include:
• Affordable Housing Programme (24%)
• Building Climate Resilience of the Urban Poor (4%)
• EPZA Investors' Sheds (3%)
• Warehouse Refurbishment (21%)
• PAVI Cotton Farmers Cooperative Society (26%)
• Runyenjes Milk Factory (10%)
• New KPCU Warehouse Modernisation (19%)
• Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone (14%)
• e-Mobility Programme (5%)
• Horn of Africa Gateway Development Project (30%)
• Longonot–Malaba Metre Gauge Railway Rehabilitation (43%)
• Nairobi BRT Line 2 (59%)
• Kenya Maritime Data Bank (15%)
• Lake Victoria Maritime Transport Project (21%)
• Maritime Survival Training Centre (35%)
• Land Registry Digitisation (44%)
• National Land Value Index (44%)
• New Land Registries (32%)
• Kenya Institute of Survey and Mapping Infrastructure (30%)
Flagship projects should be defined by measurable outcomes,not political branding. Development is not about the number of projects announced, but the number completed on time, within budget, and delivering real value to citizens.
Public investments should deliver tangible results, not just budget allocations. Every delayed project represents services, jobs, and opportunities that Kenyans continue to wait for.
Accountability is not about how much is spent, but what is delivered!
via @TheStarKenya .
Moving from post election violence to pre-election action .
What is the role of political parties in shaping the political landscape in Kenya??
#tupartycipate#TheKenyaIWant
The 2-day pre-LCOY conference was full of insight—from climate financing discussions to youth opportunities. We concluded with a powerful list of collective demands.
As we move to national LCOY, we ask that these resolutions be considered.
#LCOY2025#Youth4Climate
How can we strengthen regional input into the Global Stocktake process?
How can we advocate for equitable climate finance flows to the grassroots?
How do we elevate youth voices in Just Transition pathways for LREB. Some of the discussions at the ongoing LREB Pre-Lcoy Kisumu.
Budget vs. Reality: Where Does the Money Really Go?
Join us this Friday, 16th May at 2:00 pm for a deep dive into Kenya’s budget — what’s promised vs. what citizens actually get.
Let’s talk public money, priorities, and power!
#BudgetVsReality#UraiaTrust#Kilimopay#PFM
The National Assembly is calling on all citizens and stakeholders to share their views on the Finance Bill 2025 (Bill No. 19 of 2025).
How to Participate:
Submit your written views by *27th May 2025.*
Access the Bill 👉 https://t.co/eC6MR7NwCF
#FinanceBill2025@TIKenya
📢 Kisumu County Budget Report – Day 5
💡 What’s your take? Let’s talk about how our county’s budget affects everyday life.
🔗 Read the full breakdown: [Day 5 Analysis](https://t.co/aaZKNddhYH)
#Kisumu#BudgetReport#CommunityMatters#WeCareCommunityVoices
Empowering communities through social accountability!
Had the privilege of attending a three days training organised by @UraiaTrust .the session depend my understanding on citizen engagement and how to hold governments accountable.@kisumu_kiya @UraiaTrust@ritaouko1
@gpdkaluma@OAG_Kenya So because the report isn't favouring government and their corrupt agents ,she is suddenly incompetent,is it not parliament that vets such positions,then you are as fake as you claim she is
NHIF collected Ksh4.4 billion in statutory contributions but couldn’t provide records to support the amount. No receipt dates no reference numbers just figures on paper. This was deliberate financial mismanagement. Fix this SHIF
#NHIFSoftLife
Nancy Audit my EX