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Kenya’s Treasury blames Parliament’s cash crisis on late requests

National Treasury PS Kamau Thugge when he appeared before the Senate Public Accounts Committee at Parliament

NAIROBI: Treasury bosses have blamed Parliament for the delayed disbursement of funds that led to the power disconnection last week, as they fought claims the State was broke.

National Treasury Principal Secretary Kamau Thugge has said the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) delayed in submitting cash request last month.

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