Chris Kiptoo

Chris Kiptoo

Principal Secretary Kenya

Chris Kiptoo is the Principal Secretary at the National Treasury of Kenya. He recently issued a directive mandating the conversion of all public service provident funds to pension schemes as part of efforts to adapt to the increased contributions required by the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Act.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
327,818
Power
646$
Sentiment
6.17
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 6 6.17 0.51% +20% 53,771,296 327,818 $106,000 646$
Totals 6 53,771,296 327,818 $106,000 646$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: Dr. Chris Kiptoo is the Principal Secretary accompanying John Mbadi during the media address. 5

The Standard: Eurobonds: Easy way out of economic woes but with huge repayment challenges

Kenya Kenya: Chris Kiptoo, the Principal Secretary, refuted claims of irregularities in Exchequer withdrawals. 7

The Standard: Treasury clarifies Sh1.3 trillion irregular exchequer withdrawals

Kenya Kenya: Chris Kiptoo is the National Treasury Principal Secretary who presented numbers showing the prices of basic items have gone down. 7

The Standard: Experts: Why your pockets are still empty despite lower prices

Kenya Kenya: National Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo said at a Nairobi forum last week that the potential in tourism sector was immense and enough to propel growth in other sectors due to the service industry. 7

The Standard: Why tourism is Kenya's best bet to accelerate economic growth

Kenya Kenya: Chris Kiptoo is the Treasury Principal Secretary who was explaining the 2025/2026 Budget policy Statement. 5

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Kenya Kenya: Dr Chris Kiptoo is the National Treasury Principal Secretary who directed the conversion of all provident funds for government workers to pensions. 6

The Standard: Employers move to cushion against increased NSSF contributions