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ICPAK roots for alternative sources in financing budget gap

Henry Rotich, CS Treasury before presenting 2017/18 budget to Parliament (PHOTO: FILE)

NAIROBI, KENYA: The Institute of Certified Public Accountants is urging national policy makers to turn to alternatives in funding the gap in the budget to avoid soaking in debt.

Addressing the press at the 26th   Economic Symposium that was convened by ICPAK, the statutory body of accountants in the country, the lobby's Chairman Julius Mwatu said that the appetite for more debt should be trimmed.

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