Ksh19.7 Billion Missing from Kenya's Consolidated Fund: Senator Demands Answers

Kenyan Senator Raises Concerns Over Ksh19.7 Billion Unexplained Withdrawal from Consolidated Fund A recent video has brought to light a concerning issue in Kenya's financial management. Senator Okottah from Busia County has raised serious questions about a Ksh19.7 billion withdrawal from the Consolidated Fund in January 2025. The video shows Okottah addressing the Senate, citing discrepancies between budgeted and actual expenditures. He stated, "This amount covers salaries and allowances for the President, Deputy President, judges, Attorney General, and other state officers." The senator's concerns highlight a lack of transparency in the government's financial dealings, demanding a thorough investigation into the matter. The discrepancy raises questions about potential mismanagement of public funds and underscores the need for greater accountability in financial reporting. This situation calls for a detailed explanation of how such a large sum could be withdrawn without proper documentation or justification. The public deserves answers and assurances that such incidents will not be repeated.