Edwin Mutai is a correspondent based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for various publications including Business Daily Africa, NationAfrica, and The EastAfrican. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and current affairs in Kenya and the East African region.
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Edwin Mutai's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan politics, government finances, and legal policy regulations. He frequently reports on government announcements and changes in laws related to taxation, finance, and state-owned enterprises.
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Government slapped with a Sh1.4 billion bill for botched contract worth millions of shillings.
The Equalisation Fund is meant to uplift regions of the country previously secluded from the national cake.
Dr Kiptoo said KQ continued to service the restructured debt until early 2020 when it faced financial constraints with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The government borrowed Sh16.08 billion ($140 million) to finance the livestock insurance in the year to April 2022, the State Department for Livestock has told MPs.
John Mbadi: How I will save ‘good provisions' of Finance Bill
Crop Development PS Kipronoh Rono told MPs that the IDA loan amounted to $250 million (Sh32.24 billion), while the national and county governments were to provide counterpart funding of $25 million (Sh3.22 billion).
By: Edwin Mutai
Mr Wangwe said the committee has established that the Sh1,444,687,484 was a possible loss of public funds.
By: Edwin Mutai
The accusations follow revelations by the Treasury that Sh218.5 billion was not released to ministries, departments, and agencies due to a shortfall in revenue collection and financing.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The committee issued the directives following complaints by the Kenya Transporters Association.
By: Edwin Mutai
Caption for the landscape image: The old pipeline was abandoned after KPC contracted Zakhem International Construction (Kenya) Ltd to build the Sh48 billion ($484,502,886.40) new Mombasa –Nairobi oil pipeline.
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