
Hustler Fund puts capital in the hands of 26 million Kenyans
Launched in November 2022, the Financial Inclusion Fund has disbursed more than Sh82 billion in small, instant, low-interest loans to Kenyans who were locked…

Launched in November 2022, the Financial Inclusion Fund has disbursed more than Sh82 billion in small, instant, low-interest loans to Kenyans who were locked…

Fertiliser distribution grew from 1.4 million bags in 2022 to 8.6 million bags, while the price per 50kg bag fell from about Sh6,000 to…

National maize production rose 38.9% from 61.74 million bags to 85.7 million bags, and maize imports fell by 33.7% as Kenya moved back towards…

A 2kg packet of maize flour fell from an average of Sh169.90 in 2022 to Sh130.38 — a 23.3% reduction achieved by growing more…

Headline inflation, which peaked at 9.6% in 2022, has been brought down and held within the Central Bank target band — restoring predictability to…

The Affordable Housing Programme has more than 112,000 units complete or ongoing and over 260,000 in the pipeline, generating an estimated 160,000 direct and…

The Social Health Authority replaced the failed NHIF, enrolling more than 29 million Kenyans and settling hospital claims at a scale the old fund…

For the first time, every household in Kenya has a trained, kitted and stipended Community Health Promoter — moving healthcare from the hospital to…

The Teachers Service Commission has employed more than 76,000 teachers on permanent and internship terms, clearing a hiring backlog that had built up over…

Digitised government services grew from 350 in 2022 to 20,985 — a 5,859% increase that took the bribe out of the counter and put…

The Ajira Digital and Jitume programmes grew placements by 409%, connecting Kenyan youth to global online work paid in foreign currency.

Breaking the grip of brokers and cartels in the coffee value chain lifted the price paid to farmers from around Sh60 per kilo of…

The 2024 Eurobond was refinanced ahead of maturity, ending default speculation, and the shilling recovered from a low near Sh162 to about Sh129 to…

The transition to Junior Secondary School under CBC required physical space that did not exist. More than 23,000 classrooms were built nationwide, largely through…

Enrolment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training rose from 340,131 in 2022 to 484,333 — a deliberate national pivot from paper qualifications to…

The student-centred funding model replaced a broken block-grant system, categorising students by household need so scholarships and loans go to those who actually require…

The national school meals programme expanded from 2.25 million learners in 2022 to 2.6 million, keeping children in class in the most food-insecure parts…

Consolidating government payments onto a single digital rail lifted monthly non-tax revenue collection from Sh1.45 billion to Sh10.9 billion — money that was always…

Fibre-optic infrastructure expanded by 111% to 18,767km and onwards past 30,000km nationally, laying the physical foundation for a digital economy outside Nairobi.

Structured bilateral labour agreements have placed 540,000 Kenyans in jobs overseas, adding an extra one billion dollars a year to diaspora remittances.

Remittances from Kenyans abroad grew by 30% to $5.2 billion a year — now worth more than tea, tourism and coffee earnings combined.

State millers were leased, farmer debts written off and cane development revived — lifting national sugar production from 485,000 tonnes to 845,000 tonnes.

Reserve pricing, reformed KTDA governance and a crackdown on the auction cartel raised the bonus paid to smallholder tea farmers.

A guaranteed minimum producer price, revived New KCC processing and expanded cooling infrastructure raised the price paid to dairy farmers by 35% while production…

Paddy rice production rose 19% and milled rice 14%, while cotton cultivation expanded by 332% as the textile value chain was deliberately rebuilt.

Total electricity connections passed 10 million, up from about 8.9 million in 2022, with Sh27 billion secured under Last Mile to connect a further…

More than 2,100km of new bitumen roads were completed between 2022 and 2025, alongside a settlement of the Sh170 billion pending bill that had…

KEMSA was restructured after a period of scandal, its order fill rate improved, Sh500 million in health products was disbursed and new regional distribution…

A national digital farmer register ended the cartel capture of agricultural subsidies by tying every input to a verified national ID and a registered…

Twenty-one County Industrial Development Centres were refurbished and equipped, giving jua kali artisans and small manufacturers access to machinery they could never buy alone.
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