Nairobi, Turkana Counties biggest recipients of Sh4tn equitable revenue share

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 27 - Nairobi, Turkana and Nakuru counties are among the biggest beneficiaries of the Government’s equitable revenue share, latest Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Nairobi, Turkana, and Nakuru counties are the largest beneficiaries of Kenya's equitable revenue share, having received significant allocations totaling Sh4.04 trillion since devolution began in FY 2013/14, according to the National Treasury.

Nairobi County has received the highest amount at Sh195.6 billion, followed by Turkana with Sh138 billion.
The former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused some northern counties, including Mandera (Sh124 billion) and Wajir (Sh90 billion), of misusing funds amidst ongoing development challenges.
The Treasury attributes disbursement delays to factors such as late enactment of legislation, budget rationalization, and constrained fiscal space.

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