Kes 5.4B Revenue Milestone Spurs Decentralized Targets Across Kiambu Municipalities
By Maroa Enock
As the 2025/2026 Financial Year kicks off, the Kiambu County Revenue Authority (KCRA) has unveiled an ambitious strategy to boost own-source revenue (OSR), laying the foundation for a more development-driven and self-sustaining fiscal period.
Under the stewardship of Chairperson Mr. Mburu Kang’ethe, KCRA conducted extensive research into revenue collection trends and the evolving business environment across the county. These findings have informed a new framework grounded in precision, accountability, and grassroots performance.
In the previous financial year, Kiambu achieved a remarkable milestone by collecting Kes 5.4 billion in OSR. These funds enabled the county to implement key development projects, including the construction of modern Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) centres, new health facilities, upgraded public offices, and vibrant market spaces that continue to stimulate local commerce.
Building on that success, KCRA has now introduced a decentralized revenue model, assigning municipality-specific revenue targets. This tailored approach is designed to promote accountability, enhance efficiency, and ensure every region contributes meaningfully to the county’s economic trajectory.
“This year, the stakes are even higher,” noted Mr. Kang’ethe during the launch of Kiambu Municipality’s revenue targets. “Striving to meet and exceed these targets is key to boosting the County’s revenue collection. The funds collected will support critical infrastructure and essential public services that directly transform the lives of our people.”

Mr. Mburu Kang’ethe, Chair, KCRA, Kiambu Municipal Manager, Mr. John Njoroge, Dr. Penninah Makau, Kiambu Referral Hospital Med-sup, and Karuri Municipal Manager, Mr. Philip Mubea
Echoing this sentiment, Kiambu Municipal Manager Mr. John Njoroge emphasized the clarity and inclusivity of the county’s approach.
“The County has provided us with clear strategies that ensure everyone is on board, engaged, included, and involved. Through this model, we’ve witnessed visible improvements in service delivery. In Kiambu Municipality, we live by one simple motto: We do the right thing because it’s the right thing to do,” said Mr. Njoroge.
As Kiambu turns a new page in its fiscal journey, the message is obvious: development begins with determination.
With these fresh targets in place, the County Government is signaling a renewed commitment to financial discipline, strategic investment, and inclusive growth. The Revenue Authority is confident that the enhanced framework will not only improve revenue performance but also unlock new avenues for socio-economic transformation.