Treasury Upgrades IFMIS as State Shifts from Cash to Accrual Accounting
[Business Today - Kenya] - 12/02/2026
The National Treasury has stepped up plans to transition Kenya from a cash-based accounting system to an accrual-based system in a move aimed at improving transparency and accountability in public finances. The shift is expected to give a clearer and more complete picture of the country’s (…)
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