By RUTH MBULAMore by this AuthorThe auditor-general’s report has shown discrepancies in how Kisii and Bomet county governments spent funds. The spotlight is on the more than Sh203 million in Bomet and Sh9.7 million set aside for goods and services in Kisii. EVIDENCEDuring the year under review, domestic travel expenditure in Bomet increased from Sh67 million to Sh115 million. It was not clear how Sh5 million out of Sh58 million set aside by Kisii County for a consultancy firm was used. According to Mr Ouko, Sh960,000 paid to a firm for security services at Kisii Agricultural Training College could not be accounted for.

Source: Daily Nation November 16, 2017 19:52 UTC