| Updated Mon, February 13th 2017 at 10:52 GMT +3Kisumu County's revenue collection has increased by Sh200 million following the launch of Electronic Trade Licensing (ETL) system. The county had targeted to collect an additional Sh300 million after the launch of ETL system, which replaced the traditional single business permit. Yesterday, the county deputy director of revenue collections Peter Ogada and chief planning officer George Anyonga said currently, Kisumu County collects Sh1 billion annually. "The Sh1 billion is way below the projected revenue target of either Sh1.5 or 2 billion annually. During the launch of ETL, Governor Jack Ranguma said the new revenue collection system, financed by the World Bank, was another major milestone in the county.

Source: Standard Digital February 13, 2017 07:52 UTC