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Divorce is also an option; Economist David Ndii on the revenue sharing formula

Economist David Ndii during an interview with KTN’s Tony Gachoka on Point Blank. [Beverlyne Musili/Standard]


The revenue-sharing formula standoff has brought a standstill at Senate with a different faction of leaders advocating for or against the revenue formula.

Economist David Ndii is the latest to add his voice on for or against the bill. According to the 2010 Constitution of Kenya, budgetary allocations in counties are supposed to be done in accordance with the requirements of Article 216 (1) of the Constitution of Kenya (CoK), on a third basis for equitable sharing of revenue among county governments.

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