Sh1.6 billion gap puts cash transfers for Northern Kenya at risk
During his presentation, PS Harsama said the department requires Sh5.475 billion to run its programmes but has only been allocated Sh3.919 billion, leaving a gap of Sh1.556 billion.
During his presentation, PS Harsama said the department requires Sh5.475 billion to run its programmes but has only been allocated Sh3.919 billion, leaving a gap of Sh1.556 billion.
The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (Supkem) says the drought is endangering livelihoods in at least 23 counties, putting pastoralists and local communities at serious risk.
Abdi explained that county governments cannot independently fund large-scale infrastructure, especially trunk roads, which are under the national government’s jurisdiction. According to him, the region’s future...
Recurrent droughts in northern Kenya are predictable yet poorly managed, Mandera Deputy Governor Ali Maalim Mohamud warns, citing weak planning, limited water access and urgent need for a national response plan...
Kalonzo pointed out that these challenges are not only the result of limited national attention or budget constraints but also reflect weaknesses in how resources have been managed and distributed over the year...
During an interview on Thursday, Gachagua said the audit should include all disbursements from the Constituency Development Fund and the Equalisation Fund.
Speaking on Radio Generation, Adow revealed that many communities in his constituency have gone decades without running water, despite billions of shillings being allocated to county governments.
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation, Omenya said Kenya must confront the truth about historical inequality, which he argues started long before independence.
The Sh710 million project, which includes a Sh110 million contribution from the Garissa County Government, is expected to enhance regional accessibility and promote economic growth by facilitating faster moveme...
The legislator called for banking models that are responsive to the unique challenges of pastoralist communities, including insecurity, poor roads, and nomadic livelihoods.