The huge disparity had raised questions of whether some farmers or their cooperatives submitted fake claims.
By
Sammy Waweru
Contributor
Nation Media Group
A government-led verification of claims submitted by coffee cooperatives, financial institutions and other stakeholders reduced the reported sector debt from Sh11 billion to Sh6.8 billion, Commissioner for Co-operatives Development, David Obonyo, has said.
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