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Tracker: Kibra’s NG-CDF money — what was allocated, what arrived, and what the auditors found.
Last updated: 17 September 2026. The National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) pays for bursaries, classrooms and other local projects. This page tracks Kibra's share.
Allocated and released, by financial year
2019/20: allocated Sh137.37m, released Sh137.37m
2020/21: allocated Sh137.09m, released Sh119.0m
2021/22: allocated Sh137.09m, released Sh115.09m
2022/23: allocated Sh145.09m, released Sh145.09m
2023/24: allocated Sh175.36m, released Sh189.76m (more than allocated; the records do not say why)
2024/25: allocated Sh179.44m, released Sh137.44m so far
2025/26: allocated Sh192.61m, released Sh106.0m (about 55%), the last payment on 16 March 2026
2026/27: released Sh35.0m so far (Sh20m on 12 August, Sh15m on 2 September)
The Board's data still shows Kibra's 2026/27 allocation as Sh192.61m, the same as last year. But Capital FM reports the national fund rose to Sh61.8 billion this year, with every constituency getting Sh8.8m to Sh11.3m more. The Kibra figure is probably not yet updated.
What the Auditor-General found
2021/22 (qualified): Sh49.85m sent to schools with no contracts, payment or completion certificates. At Kibra Technical College, Sh24.09m was transferred and the contractor paid Sh31.42m, but the building was half done and the contractor off site in March 2023. (KNN report)
2020/21 (qualified): Sh7m sent to Toi TVET Institute in October 2020 with no sign of work 17 months later.
2019/20 (clean): but Sh28.84m of approved projects were not carried out.
2022/23 onwards: no published audit found. (KNN report)
Projects the Board lists
Mbagathi Secondary School, Sh45m (2015/16 to 2017/18)
Raila Educational Centre Secondary, Sh18.98m (2014/15 to 2016/17)
Shadrack Kimalel Secondary, Sh14m (2014/15)
Toi Primary, 24 classrooms, Sh9.6m (2018/19)
Kibera Primary, 51-seat bus, Sh7m (2017/18)
Still unanswered
How much of each year's money went to bursaries, and how many students got them. KNN has asked. Kibra NG-CDF office: DC's compound, Kibera Drive, +254 711 278 334.
Sources: NG-CDF Board allocations, NG-CDF Board disbursements, Capital FM, Auditor-General 2021/22, Auditor-General 2020/21, Auditor-General 2019/20, NG-CDF Board
That was a Kibra News Network report, read by an A I voice.
Last updated: 17 September 2026. The National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) pays for bursaries, classrooms and other local projects. This page tracks Kibra’s share.
Allocated and released, by financial year
2019/20: allocated Sh137.37m, released Sh137.37m
2020/21: allocated Sh137.09m, released Sh119.0m
2021/22: allocated Sh137.09m, released Sh115.09m
2022/23: allocated Sh145.09m, released Sh145.09m
2023/24: allocated Sh175.36m, released Sh189.76m (more than allocated; the records do not say why)
2024/25: allocated Sh179.44m, released Sh137.44m so far
2025/26: allocated Sh192.61m, released Sh106.0m (about 55%), the last payment on 16 March 2026
2026/27: released Sh35.0m so far (Sh20m on 12 August, Sh15m on 2 September)
The Board’s data still shows Kibra’s 2026/27 allocation as Sh192.61m, the same as last year. But Capital FM reports the national fund rose to Sh61.8 billion this year, with every constituency getting Sh8.8m to Sh11.3m more. The Kibra figure is probably not yet updated.
What the Auditor-General found
2021/22 (qualified): Sh49.85m sent to schools with no contracts, payment or completion certificates. At Kibra Technical College, Sh24.09m was transferred and the contractor paid Sh31.42m, but the building was half done and the contractor off site in March 2023. (KNN report)
2020/21 (qualified): Sh7m sent to Toi TVET Institute in October 2020 with no sign of work 17 months later.
2019/20 (clean): but Sh28.84m of approved projects were not carried out.
2022/23 onwards: no published audit found. (KNN report)
Projects the Board lists
Mbagathi Secondary School, Sh45m (2015/16 to 2017/18)
Raila Educational Centre Secondary, Sh18.98m (2014/15 to 2016/17)
Shadrack Kimalel Secondary, Sh14m (2014/15)
Toi Primary, 24 classrooms, Sh9.6m (2018/19)
Kibera Primary, 51-seat bus, Sh7m (2017/18)
Still unanswered
How much of each year’s money went to bursaries, and how many students got them. KNN has asked. Kibra NG-CDF office: DC’s compound, Kibera Drive, +254 711 278 334.
KNN Newsroom is the staff byline for stories written, rewritten and edited at the Kibra News Network desk. Where a story credits an outside outlet, the original source is linked at the foot of the piece.
