Kenneth Lusaka has called for stronger devolution, saying counties have improved governance but still require reforms to boost development and accountability.
(L) Bungoma Governor Lusaka hosted The Standard Group Plc CEO Chaacha Mwita at his home in Mapera village, Bungoma County, May 28, 2026. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]
Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka has called for the strengthening of devolution, saying counties have the potential to transform the economy and lives.
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