CBK welcomes you to participate in the newly-reopened GoK Infrastructure Bonds: IFB1/2018/015 - (7.5 years to maturity) and IFB1/2022/019 - (15.6 years to maturity). The two bonds offer attractive tax-free returns. The deadline is Wednesday, 13 August 2025.

🔴 HAPPENING NOW! Join us LIVE for our podcast on: 🎙️ Unlocking the Potential of Agriculture: Bridging Policy, Financing & Accountability Gaps Tune in as we host thought leaders, sector experts, and key stakeholders to explore practical solutions that will drive inclusive growth

Kenya slashed the irrigation budgets by 21%, from 22.2B (FY 2023/24) to 17.4B (FY 2025/26) Yet, only 3% of Kenya’s arable land is irrigated, far below the 10% national target [Irrigation Master Plan]—the minimum level for building agricultural climate resilience in ASAL regions

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The Lomé Declaration ➡️ the declaration of the African Union Conference on Debt is a commitment by African countries to break away from the shackles of perpetual indebtedness and a determination to achieve the Lagos Plan of Action of accelerating Africa’s socio-economic

🔔 Incase you missed it! Or you just want a recap for this conversation again. We hosted a discussion focused on the agriculture sector in Kenya. At the center of this conversation was the farmer's voice and policy experts. Agriculture Sector Network (ASNET) 🔗 YouTube:youtube.com/live/rCrbNp3Yn…

They proudly announce a KSh 702.7 Billion Education Budget, a massive 28.1% of our national spend. But look closer. A staggering KSh 387.2 Billion (over 55% of the education budget) goes to the Teachers Service Commission, largely for salaries. This leaves a heartbreakingly

Basic education received a big share of public funds in the FY 2025/26 budget. Yet challenges on the release of capitation, poor learning outcomes and stagnant infrastructure raise serious concerns. See our expert insights on IPF Shadow Budget: ipfglobal.or.ke/wp-content/upl…

🚨 Budget Efficiency in Kenya's Education Sector is Under Scrutiny During the FY2023/24, Primary Education absorbed 78% of its budget—but achieved only 57% of its KPIs- yet FY2025/26 plans more infrastructure spend without fixing the bottlenecks. Read 👉 ipfglobal.or.ke/wp-content/upl…

Our work with Agriculture Sector Network (ASNET) aims to ensure farmers across the counties have the right evidence to engage in policy spaces with both the national and county governments. This step will be critical to bridge the funding gap in Agriculture and open more private sector collaborations.

Catch up on key moments from the Addis Tax Initiative General Assembly, focused on the theme "Domestic Revenue Mobilisation: A Turning Point for Achieving the #SDGs." This video captures the essential discussions and insights from our participation in this critical conference on