– National Security Budget allocation
– Security sector funding for 2024/25.
The 2024/25 Budget Allocates Ksh 377.5 Billion to National Security
breaking Down the Numbers
The recently announced 2024/25 budget has allocated a total of Ksh 377.5 billion to National Security. This allocation is crucial in ensuring the safety and security of Kenyan citizens in the face of various threats. The breakdown of the allocation is as follows:
Defence: Ksh 173.1 Billion
A significant portion of the budget, Ksh 173.1 billion, has been allocated to the Defence sector. This funding will go towards strengthening the country’s military capabilities and ensuring that Kenya is well-equipped to defend itself against any external threats.
police Service: Ksh 110.6 Billion
The Police Service plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order within the country. With an allocation of Ksh 110.6 billion, the police will be able to enhance their operational capacity and better respond to security challenges.
National Intelligence Service (NIS): Ksh 46.3 Billion
The NIS plays a vital role in gathering intelligence and providing valuable information to decision-makers. With an allocation of Ksh 46.3 billion, the NIS will be able to enhance its capabilities and contribute to the country’s overall security efforts.
Kenya Prisons: Ksh 32.7 Billion
The budget also allocates Ksh 32.7 billion to Kenya Prisons, which is responsible for the incarceration and rehabilitation of convicted criminals. This funding will help improve prison facilities and ensure the safety and security of both inmates and prison staff.
Additional Allocations
In addition to the major allocations mentioned above, the budget also includes funding for specific projects aimed at enhancing national security:
Leasing Police Vehicles: Ksh 13.9 Billion
One of the key initiatives included in the budget is the leasing of police vehicles. With an allocation of Ksh 13.9 billion, the police will be able to acquire new vehicles and improve their mobility for more effective law enforcement operations.
Developing National Forensic Lab: Ksh 918.4 Million
Another important project included in the budget is the development of a National Forensic Lab. With an allocation of Ksh 918.4 million, this lab will play a crucial role in processing and analyzing forensic evidence to support criminal investigations and prosecutions.
Ensuring National Security
The allocation of Ksh 377.5 billion to National Security in the 2024/25 budget underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all Kenyan citizens. By investing in the Defence, Police Service, NIS, and Kenya Prisons, as well as specific projects like leasing police vehicles and developing a National Forensic Lab, the government is taking proactive steps to address security challenges and protect the country from various threats.
In conclusion, the budget allocation for National Security is a significant investment that will have far-reaching implications for the safety and well-being of all Kenyans. It is crucial that these funds are utilized effectively to strengthen the country’s security infrastructure and enhance its ability to respond to emerging security threats..
2024/25 BUDGET: National Security allocated a total of Ksh 377.5 Billion.
-Defence- 173.1 B
-Police Service- 110.6B
-NIS -46.3B
-Kenya Prisons – 32.7B
Further: 13.9 B-Leasing police Vehicles
918.4M- Developing National Forensic lab— Chris Sambu (@the_sambu) June 13, 2024
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the_sambu said 2024/25 BUDGET: National Security allocated a total of Ksh 377.5 Billion.
-Defence- 173.1 B
-Police Service- 110.6B
-NIS -46.3B
-Kenya Prisons – 32.7B
Further: 13.9 B-Leasing police Vehicles
918.4M- Developing National Forensic lab
1. National Security budget allocation 2024/25
2. Kenya security sector funding breakdown 2024/25.
