Kenya's Treasury Cabinet Secretary has stated he will not cease campaigning for the ODM party in anticipation of the 2027 general elections, telling off critics.

Kenyans will continue to face high prices for imported mobile phones after CS Mbadi reportedly snubbed a proposed cut in customs duty, despite earlier promises to make phones more affordable.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Mbadi presented the 2026/27 budget in Parliament, outlining a Sh4.8 trillion election year budget, with a notable change in official vehicles from Passat to Peugeot.

CS Mbadi has clarified that the Finance Bill 2026 does not include any new charges for MPesa transactions, addressing public concerns.

Cs Mbadi says, the matatu strike is completely uncalled for.

A public spat involving CS Mbadi and Ruth has reportedly exposed growing unease and divisions within Kenya's ODM party, suggesting a potential revolt against the continued hold of the Odinga family.

A discussion is underway in Kenya regarding the nation's fuel stocks, with calls for strategic thinking to ensure adequate supply for at least 16 days amidst economic pressures.

CS Mbadi, dubbed 'Mr lies', has admitted to misleading Members of Parliament regarding a Sh5 trillion infrastructure fund.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have given CS Mbadi an October ultimatum to privatize, merge, or dissolve state parastatals, advocating for competitive hiring to replace political appointments.

CS Mbadi's recent speech highlighted government initiatives aimed at engaging youth and rural populations, outlining a strategic approach for the upcoming Ruto election year.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Mbadi is navigating a challenging global economic environment while managing a proposed Sh4.8 trillion budget. This budget is expected to face pressure from various domestic and international factors.

Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Mbadi publicly stated that Ndindi Nyoro is not an expert, implying a disagreement or criticism regarding Nyoro's qualifications or statements.

CS Mbadi has publicly challenged Winnie Odinga, stating that she should win an elective seat before lecturing him.

Kenya's National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Mbadi has stated that tax cuts for low-income earners are currently impossible. This decision comes after the government implemented a reduction in VAT on petroleum products.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Mbadi announced the country's current fuel reserves, stating there are 16 days worth of petrol stocks, 19 days for diesel, and 49 days for kerosene.

CS Mbadi has stated it would be 'foolish' to run for governor again, indicating he will not seek the position in future elections.

The proposed budget outlines how CS Mbadi plans to address the youth unemployment crisis, allocating Sh12.5 billion to the NYS program and Sh4.9 billion to the NYOTA program for the 2026/27 fiscal year.

The Treasury has announced a shift to zero-based budgeting, with CS Mbadi stating that the Finance Bill 2026 is expected to generate Sh120 billion through expanded tax measures.

CS Mbadi outlined the government's strategy to plug a significant Sh1.1 trillion budget deficit projected for the 2026/27 fiscal year.

Internal divisions within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party have intensified following attacks by CS Mbadi on the Odinga family. This has led to a fresh storm brewing within the party, highlighting growing disunity.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Mbadi is facing criticism from the Odinga family following remarks he made about the late opposition leader Raila Odinga.

Kenya's tax relief measures have been deferred, according to CS Mbadi, citing their proximity to the Finance Bill, a decision described as a significant blow to workers.

Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Mbadi has clarified his previous statements, now asserting that the National Investment Fund (NIF) is indeed a fund and not a limited company.