Kenya’s National Treasury is developing a new digital platform to centralize public debt data, a move designed to enhance transparency and strengthen the country’s debt management framework.
The initiative comes as the government seeks to address structural challenges in fiscal oversight.
The miss highlighted persistent difficulties in revenue collection, even as the Kenya Revenue Authority reported a 10.
The National Treasury confirmed the development, noting that the centralized system will provide a unified view of public debt obligations.
This effort follows a period of fiscal pressure for the Kenyan government.
The National Treasury recently failed to meet its revised tax revenue target for the 2025/26 financial year, falling short by nearly Sh7 billion.
The miss highlighted persistent difficulties in revenue collection, even as the Kenya Revenue Authority reported a 10.6% increase in total collections to KSh 2.84 trillion during the same period.