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Taita-Taveta banks on reforms to boost revenue collection

Public Finance Management Reforms Secretariat Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Joel Bett (left), Finance and Economic Planning Chief Officer Joyce Mwachia and Taita Taveta Finance CEC Andrew Kubo Mlawasi during a meeting in Taita Taveta. [Courtesy]

Taita Taveta County has surpassed its revenue target to collect Sh363 million as own-source cash for the financial year 2020-2021, from a target of Sh315 million.

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