National Assembly Majority leader and Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah /FILE
CIVIL societies’ finances are set to
come under sharp scrutiny of the
state as President William Ruto’s
administration steps up the war
against money laundering.
The government has proposed a law,
which, if enacted, would empower the
Public Benefits Regulatory Authority
to monitor and report NGO finances
to the government.
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