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Stakeholders poke holes in government's ‘peanut’ tourism allocations

By Philip Mwakio

MOMBASA, KENYA: Stakeholders in the multi-billion dollar tourism sector at the Coast have cast aspersions on budgetary allocations to the Ministry of East African Community, Commerce and Tourism.  They argue the Sh5.9 billion earmarked for the expanded ministry is inadequate to promote tourism.

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