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State Department for Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary Julius Korir (centre), accompanied by other officials from the Department, appeared before the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on 23 July 2026 in Parliament. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
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PAC grills Water PS Korir over Sh356m Mwache Dam price adjustments

The Public Accounts Committee scrutinised State Department for Water and Sanitation principal secretary Julius Korir after the Auditor-General questioned cost and price adjustments linked to the Mwache Multi-Purpose Dam project. Korir’s team said the adjustments were legitimate contractual obligations under the contract’s price adjustment clause, i

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State Department for Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary Julius Korir (centre), accompanied by other officials from the Department, appeared before the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on 23 July 2026 in Parliament. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
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PS Korir put on the spot over delayed Sh49.7 million borehole projects

State Department for Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary Julius Korir appeared before the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee over delayed borehole projects flagged as incomplete after contractual deadlines in the Auditor-General’s 2023/24 report. Korir cited contractor underperformance, extension approvals, and budget constraints.

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The CS water and Sanitation Eric Muuga and the State Department for Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary, Julius Korir appearing before the National Assembly committee on Blue Economy in Parliament on 25th April,2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
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Water and Sanitation Department seeks additional funding despite Sh56.8bn budget ceiling

Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Blue Economy, Principal Secretary Julius Korir said the department’s budget estimates amount to Sh56.481 billion, comprising Sh8.525 billion for recurrent expenditure and Sh47.956 billion for development expenditure. This places the department Sh365 million below the BPS ceiling.

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