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Uhuru Kenyatta: Fact-checking Kenyan president s claims about his legacy

Uhuru Kenyatta: Fact-checking Kenyan president s claims about his legacy
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Gov t allocation to agric  stays below 1% in 4 yrs - The Business & Financial Times

The Business & Financial Times June 30, 2021 Total expenditure allocation for the agriculture sector in the past four years, from 2017 to 2020, has stayed below one percent of government’s total spending in the economy. The total spending for the agriculture sector in 2017, which was GH¢384.6million, constituted just 0.71 percent of entire government expenditure. In 2018 total spending on the sector rose to GH¢502.7million, which comprised 0.79 percent. There was a significant increase in the sector’s investment in 2019 to GH¢635.5million making about 0.86 percent. with GH¢576.9million being expenditure for 2020 constituting 0.68 percent. These figures depicted the total for compensations, goods and services and total capex for the sector during the four-year period.

Editorial: Funding critical to acquiring additional vaccines…

Editorial: Funding critical to acquiring additional vaccines…
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The Fiji Times » How states fared – COVID-19 funds and the accountability gap

Louchrisha Hussain Workshops conducted by CCF. Picture: SUPPLIED The world faces a crisis that has taken millions of lives. The unseen common enemy COVID-19 has not only impacted health systems, but has crippled economies causing unemployment, reduced hours, food security issues, travel restrictions and the list continues. It has taken a toll on countries in the South Pacific, many of which are developing nations including Fiji. Governments are having to plan and strategically manage the already scarce resources to deal with the health and economic impacts. COVID-19 has extremely challenged the capacities of governments’ to manage resources effectively, efficiently and evenhandedly in unprecedented ways.

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