MPs have questioned the use of Sh300 million on consultancies under a digital wildlife compensation scheme and are demanding a special audit into the spending.
PS Wildlife Silvia Museiya before the National Assembly Public Petitions Committee. [File, Standard]
A parliamentary committee has raised concerns over the expenditure of Sh300 million on consultancies under a digital wildlife compensation programme, calling for a special audit into the controversial spending.
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