John Mbadi

John Mbadi

politician Kenya

John Mbadi is the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary in Kenya, responsible for overseeing the nation's financial policies and economic management. He has been vocal about the impact of high interest rates on the economy, emphasizing the need for banks to lower lending rates to stimulate credit extension to the private sector and encourage job creation.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
1,009,088
Power
1,989$
Sentiment
6.39
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 18 6.39 1.56% +20% 53,771,296 1,009,088 $106,000 1,989$
Totals 18 53,771,296 1,009,088 $106,000 1,989$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: John Mbadi is the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary who stated he was not aware of the situation regarding ICA. 5

The Standard: Puzzle of UAE firm in Sh6b Telkom deal deepens

Kenya Kenya: National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has maintained that the government is in no way looking to crowd out the private sector. 6

The Standard: Experts: Firms to miss out on cheap loans on State's appetite for domestic debt

Kenya Kenya: John Mbadi, the National Treasury Cabinet Secretary, announced the government's plan to divert funds to pay contractors for road maintenance. 7

The Standard: Treasury to use Sh42b from road kitty to pay contractors

Kenya Kenya: Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi stated that Kenya received strong demand for the new Eurobond. 7

The Standard: Treasury issues new Sh194b Eurobond to repay old debt

Kenya Kenya: Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has said that Kenya has exactly eight months to settle a Sh161 billion debt. 6

The Standard: Kenya to settle Sh161b debt by October as Mbadi admits government wastage

Kenya Kenya: Treasury CS John Mbadi called a briefing to explain the measures the government is putting in place to put money in the pockets of Kenyans. 7

The Standard: Why you are yet to feel impact of lower fuel, power prices