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According to the law, Odinga is entitled to two saloon cars of an engine capacity of less than 2000cc and one 4×4 vehicle not exceeding 3000cc. All three cars are replaceable every four years.
Sh6.8 million will be spent in routine maintenance of the current fleet of vehicles the former prime minister has.
Deputy President William Ruto
He was spared in the budget cuts that have hit his office in the previous years following a crackdown by state operatives against him.
Margaret Kenyatta & Rachel Ruto
The wives of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy are also entitled to budget allocations directed through their own offices.
The office of First Lady Maraget Kenyatta will receive Sh253 million while Rachel Ruto was allocated Sh235 million.
Retired president Mwai Kibaki will receive Sh98 million which is a cut from the previous year’s allocation of Sh113 million.
President Kenyatta will also be included in future packages for retired presidents as signalled by the introduction of a new vote which is expected to be Sh72 million in 2022.
A retired president’s once-a-month pension is set at 80 percent of his pensionable salary, which is equivalent to 60 percent of Sh1.44 million monthly pay offered to the sitting president.
Retired Vice President Moody Awori will be getting Sh49.4 million which is a slight increase from the previous year in which he received Sh48.2 million.
The money allocated to the Cabinet in the coming financial year was put at Sh781 million, of which Sh302 million will pay salaries and another Sh296 million for allowances.
This translates to about a Sh1.5 million pay monthly for each of the Cabinet Secretaries.
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