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senate proposes shielding counties from revenue shortfalls in division of revenue bill 2026
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- Senate committee proposes amendments to Division of Revenue Bill 2026 in Kenya.
- Counties to receive Ksh 454.74 billion (22.2% of audited 2022/23 revenues).
- National government to retain Ksh 2.437 trillion from Ksh 2.902 trillion sharable revenue.
- Ksh 10.25 billion allocated to Equalisation Fund.
- Debate scheduled for Tuesday in the Senate.