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MPs Budget Guide
| Title | Author(s) | Language | Classification | MPs Budget Guide 2010 2011
This Year's budget was read on 10th June 2010. The Minister for Finance read the biggest budget in the history of Kenya at least in nominal terms, themed "Towards Inclusive and Sustainable Rapid Economic Growth". It seeks to scale up the growth and distributive policy initiatives started in 2009 for the wellbeing of Kenyans. This Bulletin is the Institute of Economic Affairs analysis of the 2010/11 National Budget.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | MPs Budget Guide | MP's Budget Guide 2009-2010
On Thursday June 11th, the Minister for Finance presented to the House Budget 2009/2010. The theme of the Budget "Overcoming Today's Challenges for a Better Kenya Tomorrow", seeks to stimulate growth and protect jobs, reduce poverty,enhance food security and protect the poor. This Budget 2009/2010, presents the analysis of this year's Budget, with the aim to inform debate in Parliament.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | MPs Budget Guide | MP's Budget Guide 2008/9
On thursday June 12th 2008, the Minister for Financee presented the first budget of the new Kenya Government to the House. The budget aims to immplement the start of the vision 2008/09 to inform parliamentary budget debate
| Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA Kenya) | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2007 - 2008
On Thursday June 14th 2007, the Minister for Finance presented Budget 2007 - 2008 to the House. The theme of this years budget in a way reveals that this is the last budget to implement the Economic Recovery Strategy for Wealth and Employment Creation (ERSWEC) 2003 - 2007, to be suceeded by Vision 2030. In addition to the budget speech, the Minister tabled the Finance Bill 2007, the Financial Statement 2007 and the Estimates of Revenue 2007/08. This Budget Guide 2007/08 is intended to inform budget debate in parliament
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2006-2007
On Thursday June 15 2006, the Minister for Finance presented a much awaited budget to the House.
Kenyans were keen to know if the budget would address inflation, the 2005 drought, infrastructure, education, agriculture, health, industry and income security. Of course being the Minister’s maiden speech, Kenyans were also keen to hear how the
Minister would straddle economics, development and politics in the lead up to the General Elections scheduled for December 2007.
| Institute of Economic Affairs | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2005 - 2006
On Wednesday June 8th 2005, the Minister for Finance presented a much awaited for budget speech to the House. The budget reading was brought forward from the original date of June 16th, to comply with the East African Community guidelines.
| IEA | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2004 - 2005
In June, the Minister for Finance presents his annual budget to the National Assembly, espousing his policy, spending, taxation and other financing proposals for the next financial year. This year the Minister presented his budget on Thursday, 10th June 2004.
| IEA | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2003 - 2004
On the 12th of June, 2003, Hon. David Mwiraria, the Minister for Finance, presented NARC’s first budget to the National Assembly. Through it, he seeks to raise resources from Kenyans, amounting to Ksh. 240bn, complement it with grants, loans and domestic debt to meet expenditures totaling Ksh. 393.6bn on various votes.
| IEA | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2002 - 2003
On the 13th of June, 2002, Hon. Chris Obure, the Minister for Finance in Kenya, presented the 2002/2003 budget to the National Assembly. Through it, he seeks to raise resources from Kenyans, amounting to Ksh. 218.9bn, complement it with grants and domestic debt to meet expenditures totaling Ksh. 324bn on various votes.
| IEA | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2001 - 2002
On the 14th of June 2001, the Minister for Finance in Kenya tabled the 2001/2002 budget to the National assembly. The house will devote most of the time between now and the end of the year debating the Governments economic policy as outlined in the budget speech and budget implementing legislation, specifically the Finance Bill (Tax and Miscellaneous proposals and the Appropriations Bill).
| IEA | English | MPs Budget Guide | Budget Guide 2000 - 2001
This financial year, the government will spend most of our money on salaries and debt service! According to the Estimates, the government will spend a total of Ksh. 266.2 billion over the financial year 2000/2001.
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