Opposition fails to block sh3.8 trillion extra budget

Sh1.2b is to buy three vehicles for the First Deputy Prime Minister, as well as the Minister of State for East African Community Affairs.

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Kivumbi said some items in the extra budget allocation, which included purchase of vehicles for ministers, were not urgent and could wait.

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PARLIAMENT | OPPOSITION | EXTRA BUDGET

KAMPALA - Parliament has passed its first sh3.8 trillion supplementary expenditure for financial 2021/22 amidst resistance from opposition MPs.

Three opposition MPs submitted a minority

Opposition fails to block sh3.8 trillion extra budget

Sh1.2b is to buy three vehicles for the First Deputy Prime Minister, as well as the Minister of State for East African Community Affairs.

Kivumbi said some items in the extra budget allocation, which included purchase of vehicles for ministers, were not urgent and could wait.

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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