Kenya's Finance Bill 2025: Former MP Sounds Alarm, Demands Public Transparency

Kenya's Finance Bill 2025 Sparks Debate: Former MP Ngunjiri Wambugu Criticizes Government's Handling NAIROBI, KENYA – June 5, 2025 – The Finance Bill 2025 is causing significant controversy in Kenya, with former Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu leading the criticism. In a recent interview on TV47's Morning Cafe, Wambugu voiced concerns about the government's lack of transparency in explaining the bill to the public. He stated, "The MPs, if not careful, will fail government again this year. MPs should be explaining the bill to Kenyans even in rallies." Wambugu's concerns stem from what he perceives as a lack of trust between the public and the government. He argued that the current system allows for a disconnect between those in power and the needs of the citizens. He emphasized the importance of open communication and public engagement to ensure the bill's success. The video highlights the ongoing debate and the potential consequences of insufficient public understanding of the bill's implications. The discussion also touched on the roles of different branches of government in overseeing the implementation of the Finance Bill. Wambugu's insights provide a critical perspective on the current situation and underscore the importance of public discourse in shaping crucial policy decisions. The ongoing debate surrounding the Finance Bill 2025 highlights the need for a more transparent and participatory approach to governance in Kenya.