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Kenya’s economic narrative in 2025 is largely shaped by a bold fiscal policy aimed at revitalizing development and social welfare. The government has rolled out a KSh 4.2 trillion ($33 billion) budget for the 2025/26 fiscal year, marking a significant increase in public expenditure. The budget focuses on strategic investments in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and poverty alleviation programs, signaling a renewed push to boost economic inclusivity and productivity. This fiscal strategy comes after the administration withdrew proposed tax hikes in response to public backlash, choosing instead to fund growth through external borrowing and increased efficiency in revenue collection. A central pillar of the government’s economic agenda is infrastructure development. With an eye on unlocking economic potential across counties, the state has secured $600 million in short-term commercial financing to accelerate road construction and rehabilitation projects. The Ministry of ...