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Mbadi's Update on PAYE Cuts, Kenya-Rwanda Fuel Deal
CS Mbadi speaks on the progress of the proposed PAYE cuts law. Rwanda signs a deal to use Kenya as its route for fuel imports. KPA comes under scrutiny for spending Ksh5.96 billion per kilometre on a road project. NTSA explains why instant traffic fines are not paid through eCitizen. KNEC now allows former candidates to download KCPE and KCSE certificates online. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, here's the latest update on the proposed PAYE cuts.
5 Signs Your Income Is Finally Starting to Work for You
A higher income doesn't automatically mean you're making financial progress. The real test is whether your income is improving your financial position month after month, not just covering your expenses. Here are five signs that your money is finally working for you.
Fees for New Mandatory Vehicle Inspections, Traffic Police to Lose Arresting Powers
NTSA to roll out mandatory vehicle inspections from July 1, 2026. Traffic police to lose arrest powers over minor traffic offences under proposed reforms. Government to roll out a Ksh25 billion facial recognition system linking CCTV cameras to national ID records. Govt signs a Ksh154 billion contract with a Chinese firm to expand JKIA. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, the mandatory vehicle inspections.
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Mbadi's Update on PAYE Cuts, Kenya-Rwanda Fuel Deal
CS Mbadi speaks on the progress of the proposed PAYE cuts law. Rwanda signs a deal to use Kenya as its route for fuel imports. KPA comes under scrutiny for spending Ksh5.96 billion per kilometre on a road project. NTSA explains why instant traffic fines are not paid through eCitizen. KNEC now allows former candidates to download KCPE and KCSE certificates online. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, here's the latest update on the proposed PAYE cuts.
5 Signs Your Income Is Finally Starting to Work for You
A higher income doesn't automatically mean you're making financial progress. The real test is whether your income is improving your financial position month after month, not just covering your expenses. Here are five signs that your money is finally working for you.
Fees for New Mandatory Vehicle Inspections, Traffic Police to Lose Arresting Powers
NTSA to roll out mandatory vehicle inspections from July 1, 2026. Traffic police to lose arrest powers over minor traffic offences under proposed reforms. Government to roll out a Ksh25 billion facial recognition system linking CCTV cameras to national ID records. Govt signs a Ksh154 billion contract with a Chinese firm to expand JKIA. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, the mandatory vehicle inspections.
7 Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before Every Payday
A salary can disappear quickly when it arrives without a plan. Asking these seven questions before payday helps you approach your income with intention rather than impulse. The goal is not just to earn money. It is to ensure every paycheck moves you closer to financial stability.
Govt Contradictions on JKIA Tender, Taiwan Threatens Kenya
Transport CS Davis Chirchir contradicts Treasury CS John Mbadi on the financing of the JKIA expansion. Taiwan threatens retaliation after Kenya barred one of its officials from attending a conference in Mombasa. A court freezes the accounts of Treasury officials linked to an alleged Ksh1.5 billion fraud, while a fresh petition seeks to halt enhanced NSSF deductions. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, the contradictions surrounding the funding of the JKIA expansion.
CS Mbadi Explains Delays in PAYE Tax Cuts, Govt to Sell eCitizen Data
Govt delays proposal to review PAYE tax bands. Govt to sell eCitizen data to researchers under a new revenue plan. Chinese firm wins a Ksh375 billion tender to expand JKIA. Vodacom could gain the power to influence the appointment of Safaricom's next CEO through its proposed purchase of the government's stake. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter. But first, the delay in the proposed review of PAYE tax bands.
New Housing Levy Plan, EPRA Adopts New Fuel Price Formula
Govt to securitise Housing Levy for a Ksh100 billion loan. EPRA's new pricing formula to base fuel imports on the previous month's global prices. PayPal freezes Kenyan accounts in a money laundering crackdown. Kenya Railways to electrify Nairobi's commuter rail network. All these stories are in today's Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the plan to securitise the Housing Levy.
The One-Week Salary Test: How Financially Secure Are You?
Most people assume financial security is determined by how much they earn. While income matters, an equally important measure is how long you can function without your next paycheck. A delayed salary is one of the simplest tests of financial resilience.
Treasury Drops 5 Proposals in 2026 Finance Bill, Kenya's Ebola Deal with US
Treasury drops mitumba tax and rental income tax hike in Finance Bill 2026. US will give Kenya Ksh1.7 billion after agreeing to host an Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia. Govt to proceed with plan to make first Ksh30,000 of salary tax-free after presidential approval. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the dropped proposals in Finance Bill 2026.
Matatus Strike Called Off After 7 Promises, KRA Reverses eTIMS Rule for 2025 Returns
Govt to reduce diesel prices by Ksh10 in the June/July price cycle. KRA to allow businesses and individuals to claim expenses without supplier PINs or compliant eTIMS receipts when filing their 2025 returns. Kenya falls to the seventh-largest economy in Africa as Angola overtakes it in the latest IMF rankings. All these stories are in today’s Money Weekly Newsletter, but first, the plan to deal between the government and matatu operators.