Total Public Debt
Domestic Debt
External Debt
Growing By:
Nominal Trends
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Total Revenue
Budget Deficit
Fiscal Year 2024/25
Nominal Trends
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129.52 As atDomestic Interest Rate
15.0% As atExternal Interest Rate
3.5% As atGross Domestic Product (GDP)
KES 14.1 Trillion As atTotal Population
56.4 Million As atExchange Rate Trends
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Simulation output
Chart will be rendered from API based on selected parametersTest your understanding of public debt and fiscal concepts.
1. What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?
2. What does the debt-to-GDP ratio measure?
3. A rising debt-to-GDP ratio typically indicates:
4. Which statement about external debt is TRUE?
5. What is the fiscal risk associated with guaranteed loans?
About the Quizzes & Simulation Tool
The simulation tool allows users to model Kenya's debt trajectory under different fiscal assumptions. By adjusting revenue growth, expenditure growth, interest rates, and primary balance targets, users can explore how policy choices affect long-term debt sustainability.
The quiz section tests understanding of core public finance concepts — GDP, debt ratios, external debt risks, and contingent liabilities — to build fiscal literacy among citizens and stakeholders.
This section provides real-time tracking of Kenya's total, domestic, and external public debt, transforming historically delayed and static Treasury reports into live, independently verifiable information. With live counters and trend visualizations, users can cross-check the Treasury's debt figures and projections against real-time model outputs, ensuring that public oversight does not depend solely on government-released numbers.
By democratizing access to debt data, the platform empowers citizens, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), journalists, researchers, and the Budget and Appropriations Committee to interrogate the credibility and consistency of official statistics. This transparency strengthens accountability and promotes good governance by enabling users to verify whether borrowing patterns align with published Treasury reports and macro-fiscal assumptions.
