Controller of Budget faults affected counties for neglecting to submit the required Intergovernmental Partnership Agreements.
Thousands of vulnerable students in 16 counties will miss out on county bursaries and scholarships during the current financial year after their county governments failed to comply with legal requirements needed to access the funds.
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang'o has faulted the affected counties for either failing to budget for bursaries and scholarships or neglecting to submit the required Intergovernmental Partnership Agreements (IPAs) for review and approval.
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IGRTC says 34 counties signed Intergovernmental Partnership Agreements (IPAs) with the Ministry of Education to continue…
The Sh195.8 billion shortfall will put a strain on institutions and hamper quality of learning.
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