Ruto and Kindiki Offices to Spend Ksh1 Billion Before June 

The Executive Office of President William Ruto and the Office of Deputy President (DP) Kithure Kindiki will spend at least Ksh 1,022,088,041 by June in the 2025 Supplementary Appropriation Bill.

This amount is allocated for current expenses before the financial year ending June 30, 2025.

For the financial year ending June 30, 2025, the Executive Office of President William Ruto requires Ksh 601,688,041 for current expenses across various programmes.

These include Ksh 70,649,533 for Government Printing Services and Ksh 498,038,508 for General Administration, Planning, and Support Services.

Ruto & Kindiki Offices to Spend Ksh1 Billion Before June 

Other allocations include Ksh 72,000,000 for Government Advisory Services and Ksh 105,000,000 for Leadership and Coordination of Government Services.

Meanwhile, the Office of DP Kithure Kindiki requires Ksh 420,400,000 for its operations under Deputy President Services.

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Similarly, the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi requires Ksh168,400,000 for Government Coordination and Supervision.

The Supplementary Budget II 2024–2025, which was presented to the National Assembly in February, showed an increase in funding of Ksh 86.18 billion for the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of government.

The budget increase follows a Ksh 62.8 billion revenue shortfall and the withdrawal of the Ksh 345 billion Finance Bill.

Supplementary Budget Under the FY 2024/25 

State House and the offices of President Ruto and his deputy Kindiki had been allocated an extra Ksh.4.8 billion, in the supplementary budget under the financial year 2024/25. 

State House’s budget was increased from Ksh.4.3 billion in the initial estimates to Ksh.8.1 billion, covering salaries, travel, national celebrations, and operational costs.

Ruto’s office was allocated an additional Ksh.651.7 million, raising its budget from Ksh 3.6 billion.

According to the budget, Ksh.782 million had been allocated for government printing services and Ksh.1.7 billion for administration and planning. 

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Additionally, Ksh.500 million was allocated for Counter-Terrorism Advisory services and Ksh.62 million for Kenya-South Sudan advisory services. 

At the same time, Ksh.615 million will go to leadership services, Ksh.149 million for strategic and policy services. 

Kindiki’s office was to receive a net increase of Ksh.420 million to cater for salaries, operations, general administration, strategic policies and interventions. 

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi’s office had been allocated an additional Ksh133.4 million.

According to the Budget Policy Statement (BPS) for 2025, State House has been allocated Ksh 7.518 billion, with Ksh 6.8 billion for recurrent expenditure and Ksh 715.4 million for development expenditure. 

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