More than Ksh.60 Billion has been provided for pending bills by the Government in its ambitious plan to tackle the sticky issue in the country.
Speaking when he assented to the Supplementary Appropriation Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 4 of 2023) on Monday at State House, President William Ruto said the move will ensure uninterrupted delivery of services to the people.
The Bill gives authority for the issuance of Ksh.200.7 Billion out of the Consolidated Fund and apply it towards the supply granted for the service of the year ending this June.
It includes provisions for capitation for students entering junior secondary school, recruitment of additional teachers and improvement of school infrastructure as well as additional provisions for school feeding.
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