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MPs accuse Treasury of stalling projects by delay in releasing CDF

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By  Edwin Mutai

Nation Media Group

Political Reporter

Parliament has accused the Treasury of sabotaging projects and educational scholarship by failing to release the first quarter’s Constituency Development Fund allocations.

The MPs said failure by the Treasury to release cash meant for the 290 constituencies had stalled planned projects.

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