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Kenyans wish their voices could be sought more in budget making

A woman sells vegetables along Naivasha - Nakuru highway, January 2022. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

As Ms Phyllis Muhoro, owner of a mini-mart in Hunters, Nairobi, is interviewed, a lady saunters in and walks straight to the pastries section.

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