The government has pledged to strengthen fiscal discipline, improve public spending and accelerate job creation as it prepares the 2027/2028 financial year budget, amid growing pressure to translate economic stability into better livelihoods for Kenyans. National Treasury Principal Secretary Dr Chris Kiptoo said the Government would prioritise ongoing development projects, strengthen public financial management and…
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