Article 202 of the Constitution of Kenya provides for the vertical process of sharing national revenue in Kenya. Vertical sharing refers to the process of sharing revenue raised nationally (equitable share) between the national and … Continue ReadingThe Vertical Process of Sharing National Revenue in Kenya
Article 243 of the Constitution establishes the National Police Service in Kenya. The creation of the National Police Service is provided for further by the National Police Service Act and the National Police Service Commission … Continue ReadingFunctions of the National Police Service in Kenya
The major function of the National Police Service Commission in Kenya is to oversee the human resource functions of the National Police Service. The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) is one of the independent commissions … Continue ReadingFunctions of the National Police Service Commission in Kenya
The functions of the Inspector General of Police in Kenya are important for the overall command of the National Police Service. The Kenyan Constitution establishes the office the Inspector General of Police in Kenya in … Continue ReadingFunctions of the Inspector General of Police in Kenya
The role of the County Assembly in public finance management in Kenya is very important at the county government level. The County Assembly is one of the arms of the county government alongside the County … Continue ReadingRole of County Assembly in Public Finance Management in Kenya
During the period of suspension of a county government, the functions of the county executive committee should be suspended and its functions should be undertaken by an interim county management board Establishment of the Interim … Continue ReadingThe Interim County Management Board in Kenya
The Constitution in Article 192 provides for the procedure for suspension of a county government in Kenya. It is the role of the President to handle the dissolution of a county government in Kenya. Part … Continue ReadingProcedure for Suspension of a County Government in Kenya
This article looks at the difference between treasury bills and treasury bonds in Kenya. On behalf of The National Treasury, the Central Bank auctions and manages Government’s domestic debt. At the beginning of each fiscal … Continue ReadingThe Difference Between Treasury Bills and Bonds in Kenya
Article 88 of the Kenyan Constitution establishes and stipulates the role of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The Commission is responsible for conducting or supervising referenda and elections to any elective body or … Continue ReadingRole of Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC)
The budget process for the national government in Kenya is a continuous process. It begins on 30th August of the current year. The process should end on 30th December of the coming year. The budget … Continue ReadingThe Budget Process for the National Government in Kenya