A coalition of civil society organisations has condemned the Council of Governors’ (CoG) decision to suspend appearances before the Senate County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC), describing the move as unconstitutional and harmful to public accountability. In a joint press statement issued in Nairobi, the Okoa Uchumi Campaign, the National Integrity Alliance (NIA), and over a…
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