Government proposes budget to benefit Gen Z youth

Youth in the country benefited the most in the 2026/2027 fiscal year budget presented by Finance Minister John Mbadi.

The government has allocated billions of shillings for education in the budget.

The proposals aim to wipe the tears of Gen Z youth according to the source reports.

The budget also addresses issues of employment and other economic strategies.

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Kenyan MPs voting on the Finance Bill 2026 in the National Assembly chamber.
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National Assembly passes Finance Bill 2026

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The National Assembly has passed the Finance Bill 2026 after a third reading vote, sending it to President William Ruto for assent.

A youth lobby has petitioned Parliament to create a KSh 300 billion supplementary budget for the 2026/27 financial year to tackle youth unemployment.

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As the public comment period for the Finance Bill 2026 neared its end on Monday evening, Kenyan youth turned to social media to analyze proposed taxes.

The Ministry of Education has launched Phase One of the Digital Literacy Programme targeting 10,382 public junior secondary schools.

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Minister of Small Business Development Stella Ndabeni tabled a R3.036 billion budget for the 2026/27 financial year on Tuesday. The allocation aims to support small enterprises, cooperatives and spaza shops across South Africa.

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