Every figure here is from the official record: Office of the Auditor-General, Controller of Budget, Treasury, Parliament, EACC, Kenya Law, and other public sources. We parse the PDFs and compute the totals; we do not invent the numbers. See sources and method ↗

National · Executive view

National Government

Executive branch of the Republic of Kenya · term 2022-2027 · sources cited on every card

Background built from official current Cabinet portraits via Office of the President, checked 31 May 2026.

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National macro at a glance

Sources: Treasury Annual Public Debt Management Report 2024/25 · Budget Statement FY 2024/25

FY 2024/25 expenditure
Public debt (Jun 2025)
Fiscal deficit
Debt service FY 2024/25

Public debt: 10-year history (FY 2015/16 → FY 2024/25)

The Executive

Source: Office of the President · photos via Wikipedia

Cabinet · Ministries · Budgets

Each card shows the docket, sitting Cabinet Secretary, FY 2024/25 budget allocation from the Treasury Programme-Based Budget Book, and any stalled-project or EACC-investigation evidence on file (OAG FY 2023/24 Report on MDAs, EACC judgments).

Manifesto Promise Tracker

Tracking the ruling Kenya Kwanza coalition's 2022 manifesto against documented outcomes. Government claims and oversight findings are presented side-by-side. Status badges reflect evidence in mid-2026.

OAG audits: Office of the President, DP, and the wider National Government

The Auditor-General does not publish a standalone audit for State House or Office of the Deputy President. Their books are audited as part of the consolidated National Government MDA report below. The same report covers every ministry, state department, and presidential office.

    Documented Wastage of Public Funds

    Specific findings from the OAG FY 2023/24 Report on National Government MDAs and reputable press. Each row links to the source paragraph or article. Sorted by KES value lost or at risk.

      Constitutional Commissions & Independent Offices

      Budgets sourced from the FY 2024/25 PBB book. These institutions are independent of the Cabinet.

      Pulling the latest figures from Treasury, OAG, and EACC…