Treasury stalls NLC plan to collect land sector taxes

Author: Constant MundaPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & EconomyPolitics

Treasury stalls NLC plan to collect land sector taxes

The Treasury has not implemented a parliamentary directive authorising the National Land Commission (NLC) to collect government revenue from the land sector. National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi missed the June 30 deadline set by lawmakers. The NLC had sought the authorisation through a request to the Budget and Appropriations Committee.

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