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Peter Mburu

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Nairobi
As seen in: Daily Nation, Nairobi News, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, Daily Monitor, The Standard (Kenya), Taifa Leo, The East African, Business Daily Africa, The Citizen (Tanzania), HT Syndication and
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Journalist @NationAfrica @Taifa_Leo #2023 AJEA Finalist

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Journalist at Nation Media Group since 2018. Focusing on investigations, business & enterprise stories.

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Serikali ya Sakaja yafyonza Sh125 bilioni miradi ikikwama

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By Peter Mburu Verified
| Taifa Leo Verified
GAVANA wa Nairobi, Johnson Sakaja, aliingia ofisini mwaka wa 2022 akiwa na ahadi kubwa ya kuhakikisha kuwa mambo yanaenda sambamba Nairobi lakini miaka minne baadaye takwimu za matumizi ya fedha za umma zinaibua swali iwapo jiji hilo limetimiza lengo hilo.
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Sh100bn: The cost of William Ruto’s presidency

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By Peter Mburu Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Offices under the Presidency spent Sh33 billion in the year to June 2026, the highest amount ever consumed by the highest-ranking state officials, a new report by the Treasury shows. The spending by offices that include President William Ruto’s, his deputy Kithure Kindiki’s and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi’s, sets a new record in the cost of facilitating activities by top State officials, with over 90 per cent of the money going into recurrent activities.
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Ruto woos teachers, police in election budget as roads, energy take hit

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By Peter Mburu Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
President William Ruto is signalling a shift in strategy to woo votes for a second term, as he commits more State funding to sectors his predecessors downplayed in election years. In budgeting for the last financial year ahead of the August 2027 elections, he has placed his bet on security and employment-heavy sectors such as teachers and police, while slowing down on infrastructure-heavy projects in the roads and energy sectors.
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