Kenyan government backs budget cuts, endorses Finance Bill 2025


NAIROBI, April 29 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's Cabinet on Tuesday resolved to implement significant budget realignments in line with the government's fiscal consolidation policy aimed at reducing the budget deficit.

During a Cabinet meeting held in the national capital of Nairobi and chaired by President William Ruto, cabinet secretaries were instructed to work with the National Treasury to identify and execute the necessary adjustments within their respective ministries and state departments.

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