Core Insights - The Kenyan Ministry of Finance projects a need to raise 1.55 trillion Kenyan Shillings for the fiscal year 2025/26 to maintain operations and meet debt obligations, which is equivalent to 8% of GDP [1] Summary by Categories Fiscal Deficit and Debt Obligations - Of the total amount needed, 901 billion Kenyan Shillings is allocated to cover the fiscal deficit, while 646.3 billion is designated for repaying maturing domestic and external debts [1] Funding Sources - To address the fiscal deficit, the government plans to source 248.2 billion Kenyan Shillings through external borrowing, accounting for approximately 28% of the deficit funding, and 652.8 billion Kenyan Shillings through internal financing, which represents about 72% [1]