Is that an Audi Q something surely. I hope this is sarcasm. Wish they were using their fat salaries to buy themselves cars. But if its cars like those in Mayakos , thats OK lakini kama ni hizo za PSSCU waache udondo.

wololo did the govana try to save him from demotion ama alimuachilia kama ugali moto . Its better a transfer than a demotion .

wololo did the govana try to save him from demotion ama alimuachilia kama ugali moto . Its better a transfer than a demotion .

Mutua assents to Machakos County Appropriation Bill into an act thus paving way for allocation of funds to the county by the National Treasury for year 2.

The county has allocated 55% of the Ksh. 8.9b budget to its recurrent expenses while the remaining 45% will go to development.

The highest allocation, which is Ksh1.8b representing 20%, goes to health care with roads and infrastructure being allocated Ksh 1.7b. Water gets Ksh 742m representing 8% of the total budget.

Machakos County remains keen on austerity and is therefore setting aside Ksh 100m for an early retirement scheme as a way of bringing down the huge wage bill. Also, they're conducting an audit on our workforce to ensure there are no ghost workers.

Turkana spends more than Nairobi on development projects, report says - RINK

C&P:

Turkana outspent Nairobi on development in the year to June, according to a new budget report that rated the three cities, including Mombasa and Kisumu, poorly on project spending.

The Controller of Budget report shows that Nairobi spent Sh1.8 billion on street lighting, roads and purchase of garbage trucks against a budget of Sh7.6 billion, reflecting a use of 25 per cent of the project budget against the counties average of 36 per cent.

Turkana spent Sh1.9 billion on projects while Wajir, which has recently been beset by clan fights, spent Sh2.6 billion.

The underwhelming use of project cash was reflected in all the three city counties, with Mombasa spending Sh107 million on development programmes against a budget of Sh4.7 billion. Kisumu spent Sh98 million against a budgeted Sh2.5 billion.

How does this compare with the Controller of Budget's report?

It would to compare perceptions vs implementation.

I was in a forum and i heard the cost of rehabilitating Embu 'Provincial' General Hospital & the 'cuts' involved nikacheka ..... a good % of cost ilikuwa inarudi njumbani jameni. Devolution will kill us tax payers!

Nanok is the governor and the other guy is the MP