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Is government on 'fuliza' mode? What Treasury numbers show

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Treasury CS Njuguna Ndungu. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

The National Treasury's monthly Exchequer report, titled the "Statement on Actual Revenues and Net Exchequer Issues" is now required reading for Kenya's budget-watching tribe without doubt.

Published in the Kenya Gazette on the second or third Friday of every month, it is the government's equivalent of a real-time funds flow statement - funds inflows (taxes, non-tax revenues, borrowing, grants)) and funds outflows (strictly, resources available for use - national government exchequer issues, consolidated fund services (CFS) exchequer issues (including debt service), county equitable share exchequer issues) with opening and closing exchequer balances.

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