Nairobi, June 16 -- The government will extend the Treasury Single Account (TSA) framework to county governments from July, committing to a plan aimed at tightening control of public cash flows and the management of pending bills.

The rollout marks a major shift in how counties handle public money, moving away from fragmented bank accounts spread across commercial banks toward a more centralised cash management structure controlled through the National Treasury and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).

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The reforms come as the government intensifies efforts to tighten expenditure controls, reduce pending bills, improve visibility of public cash balances, as well as...