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Auditor General Nancy Gathungu has requested an additional Sh1 billion for the next fiscal year, citing chronic underfunding that hampers government audits. Addressing the Parliamentary Budget Committee, she accused the National Treasury of undermining her office's autonomy and failing to adopt a single-line budget system as recommended.
AUDITOR GENERAL SEEKS EXTRA SH1 BILLION, CITES TREASURY INTERFERENCE
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