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Hoteliers unhappy after National Treasury suspends hotel meetings, trainings

Julius Muia

National Treasury Principal Secretary Julius Muia. Muia directed all accounting officers in government ministries, departments and agencies to revise their budgets downwards in line with President William Ruto’s directive to shave off Sh300 billion from the current financial year’s budget. 

Photo credit: Diana Ngila | Nation Media Group

Hotels and resorts that usually host government meetings and trainings are set to suffer following an order by the National Treasury directing that state departments hold such activities in their boardrooms.

On November 1, Treasury Principal Secretary Julius Muia directed all accounting officers in government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) to revise their budgets downwards in line with President William Ruto’s directive to shave off Sh300 billion from the current financial year’s budget.