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Kisii county governor Simba Arati now says that operations in Kisii county could grind to a halt unless the current stalement over county funds is resolved. Speaking in kisii, arati urged the national assembly together with the senate to pass on the revised division of revenue bill 2024, which splits funds between the national and county governments.
Arati says operations in Kisii county have been halted
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