Mbadi Hails New Infrastructure Fund as Game Changer for Kenya’s Economy
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has welcomed the creation of the National Infrastructure Fund, saying it will help Kenya finance major development projects while easing pressure on public debt. In a statement, Mbadi said the new…
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6 Mar 2026 · businesstoday.co.ke
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