The state has released the budget report. Under the leadership of President Uhuru Kenyatta, government has allocated Sh684 billion.
The ksh 684 is meant to implement various projects spread across the country in the 2019/20 financial year.
Some of the biggest beneficiaries of the allocation in the 2019/20 budget include the National Treasury Sh23 billion, Ministry of Health Sh19.9 billion.
The state department for social protection pensions and senior citizens Sh12.2 billion, Interior ministry Sh11.2 billion, the Presidency Sh1.6 billion, university education Sh7 billion and housing Sh13.1 billion.
Others are Sports ministry Sh13.9 billion, Energy ministry Sh23.7 billion, Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) Sh8.6 billion, irrigation department Sh 5.2 billion, department of petroleum Sh3.6 billion and the department of youth Sh4 billion.
The Interior ministry docket has been allocated Sh11.1 billion out of which Sh393.2 million will go towards construction, establishment and refurbishment of various police housing units.
Sh2.5 billion for police modernisation programmes, Sh2.8 billion for national secure communication surveillance system, Sh337.8 million for construction of police stations and police housing for the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
Sh 656.1 million for construction of regional county and sub- county offices as well as Sh359m for refurbishment of 290 sub-county offices.
Others are Sh890 million for identity cards materials, Sh2 billion for the National Integrated Identity Management System, as well as Sh400 million for smart driving licences.