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Why there’s no CDF

Author : | Published: Tuesday, February 17, 2015

The Speaker of the National Parliament, Manasseh Mangok Rundial, says almost all parliamentary activities have been stopped due to insufficient funds. He speaks with Memo Lasuba.

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