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Treasury spends record Sh207bn on pensions amid payment delays - Nairobi Business Monthly

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Kenya’s public pension bill has for the first time surpassed the Sh200 billion mark, underscoring the growing financial strain on the Exchequer already grappling with delays in disbursing payments to retired civil servants. Data from the National Treasury shows that Sh207.19 billion was spent on pensions and gratuities in the financial year ending June 2025—a
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Treasury spends record Sh207bn on pensions amid payment delays - Nairobi Business Monthly

Kenya’s public pension bill has for the first time surpassed the Sh200 billion mark, underscoring the growing financial strain on the Exchequer already grappling with delays in disbursing payments to retired civil servants. Data from the National Treasury shows that Sh207.19 billion was spent on pensions and gratuities in the financial year ending June 2025—a

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Nairobi Business Monthly broke the news in on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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