Beyond the Bill: Rethinking Kenya’s Public Finance System

As Kenya enters a new fiscal year, public discourse often centres on tax measures, revenue targets, and compliance timelines. But beneath these immediate concerns lies a deeper, more complex reality: how public funds are raised, allocated, and spent — and whether those decisions are aligned with Kenya’s long-term development goals or driven by short-term pressures.

ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna will be hosting a hybrid event titled ‘Beyond the Bill: Rethinking Kenya’s Public Finance System,’ on Thursday, 7 August 2025, from 5:00 PM (EAT). This gathering moves beyond the annual Finance Bill debate to critically explore the broader architecture of Kenya’s public finance system. From budget planning and debt management to citizen participation, institutional trust, and the role of fiscal tools in shaping national outcomes, this event will open space for a deeper, solutions-driven dialogue.

Discussions will feature leading voices in law, tax, policy, and the green economy — each offering a distinct perspective on how to reimagine public finance in a way that reflects Kenya’s development aspirations.

Moderator

Julians Amboko – Development Communications Consultant

Speakers

Robert Waruiru – Partner, Ichiban Tax & Business Advisory
Hezbon Mose, President, Electric Mobility Association of Kenya; Kenya Country Director, Ampersand
Daniel Ngumy – Managing Partner & Head of Tax, ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna

Register for the event virtually here.

Beyond the Bill: Rethinking Kenya’s Public Finance System

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