Murang’a County Government has launched its second annual revenue mapping exercise, seeking to deploy 2,048 youth to collect data on businesses and other revenue-generating activities across the County. The exercise, which will cover all 512 public primary schools, is aimed at helping the County establish an updated database of revenue streams, identify collection loopholes and…
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