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Budget crisis looms over Uhuru’s delay in naming cabinet

By By Peter Opiyo | Apr. 23, 2013

By Peter Opiyo

Nairobi, Kenya: A budget crisis is looming following delay by President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto to name Cabinet Secretaries as the budget timelines near expiry.

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