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Government budget and revenue in Murang'a, Kenya: official figures

The Commission on Revenue Allocation recommended KSh 8.8 billion of shareable national revenue for the Murang'a County Government in 2026/27, 1.93% of the KSh 458.9 billion recommended for all counties; 22nd smallest of Kenya's 47 counties. Parliament sets the final figure in the County Allocation of Revenue Act.

Equitable share recommended for 2026/27
KSh 8.8 billion
2026/27

How much does Murang'a get per person?

That works out at about KSh 7,780 per resident (2025 population), 14th lowest of Kenya's 47 counties per person (all counties: KSh 8,610).

Source: Commission on Revenue Allocation · saved copy

How is Murang'a's share of revenue decided?

The fourth basis for sharing revenue among counties, used from 2025/26, weights population 45%, an equal basic share 35%, poverty 12% and land area 8%. In the 2026/27 recommendation it gives Murang'a 1.98% of the part shared by formula, KSh 1,330 million of the county's total.

Source: Commission on Revenue Allocation · saved copy

What does Murang'a County spend its money on?

Between 2014/15 and 2021/22 the Murang'a County Government spent on average 32.9% of its money on health, 21.1% on public service and administration, 9.1% on the county assembly and 15.7% on roads, energy and ICT; the health share is 9th highest of Kenya's 47 counties.

Source: Commission on Revenue Allocation · saved copy

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How Murang'a compares with other counties

Recommended equitable share per resident (2026/27)

Murang'a ranks 34 of 47, highest first.

RankRegionRecommended equitable share per resident
31NarokKSh 7,950
32KisiiKSh 7,880
33SiayaKSh 7,860
34Murang'aKSh 7,780
35KisumuKSh 7,630
36MigoriKSh 7,610
37Uasin GishuKSh 7,600
Source: Commission on Revenue Allocation · saved copy

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