Mbadi said he would focus on revenue generation and sustainable expenditure control.
Public universities in the country are in a financial crisis, steering on the edge of collapse under a staggering Sh72.2 billion debt.
City dwellers who have defaulted on rent for years are facing eviction despite City Hall failing to maintain those units for a decade, collect garbage or fix city thoroughfares.
A starting point might be the contemporary official view that Kenyans celebrate failure over success; that we are too negative.
Government creditors in Kenya are facing significant challenges as legal protections make it nearly impossible to execute debt recovery proceedings.
Government to clear all university debt within 2 to 3 years; 23 previously bankrupt institutions are recovering, President Ruto says.