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The Meru County Assembly has officially tabled the 2025/2026 budget estimates totalling KSh 12 billion, placing a major focus on agricultural development and enhanced accountability in public spending. The budget was presented by Budget Committee Chairperson Martin Makasi, who linked past budget disputes to the impeachment attempts of the former county governor.
Meru Assembly Tables KSh 12 Billion Budget with Focus on Agriculture
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