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Counties, Treasury clash over Sh114bn revenue dispute ahead of FY2026/27

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•Kenyan county governments are disputing with the national Treasury over a Sh114 billion revenue allocation.
•The dispute is occurring ahead of the fiscal year 2026/27 budget planning.
•The disagreement involves the distribution of funds between the counties and the national government.

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▸If the revenue dispute between counties and the Treasury remains unresolved county governments may face delays or reductions in budget allocations, affecting local service delivery and development projects.

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If the revenue dispute escalates, investor confidence in Kenya's fiscal stability could waver, increasing volatility in government bond markets.

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🏛County governments of Kenya 🏛Government of Kenya 🏛National Treasury of Kenya

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AFRICADaily Nation (Kenya)Counties, Treasury clash over Sh114bn revenue dispute ahead of FY2026/27

Kenyan county governments and the national Treasury are in a dispute over a revenue allocation of Sh114 billion ahead of the fiscal year 2026/27. The disagreement centers on the distribution of funds between the counties and the national government, which could impact budget planning and service delivery at the county level. This conflict highlights ongoing tensions in Kenya's fiscal decentralization framework and the challenges in revenue sharing. The resolution of this dispute is critical for ensuring smooth financial operations and governance in the upcoming fiscal year.