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State eyes Sh100b in pension savings

Public servants will begin footing their pension bill starting January next year as the National Treasury seeks to hedge the exchequers budgetary obligations amid shrinking revenues. 

In a circular released yesterday, Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani said the move to have public servants contribute to their pension scheme was long overdue and would save the taxpayer billions of shillings. 

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