In a bold and unexpected move, President William Ruto has rescinded two significant decisions: the 2024 Finance Bill and the Adan JKIA deal.
REV. KAMOMONTI wa KIAMBATIPresident William Ruto is saying that he is not responsible for the death of some of the protestors who were out in almost...
JUSTUS KIPRONOOne of the key functions of Parliament is to make laws in the exercise of its legislative authority provided for in Article 94...
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BUSINESS TODAYSpeaking at a press conference in Nairobi, the distributors also told MPs “it should not be business as usual” as they consider the...
KALU MENGOAirtime has become the top expenditure in many households, toppling rent in the basket of goods that determine the cost of living in...
LUKE MULUNDAThe worst affected are telecommunication and financial services industry due to the increased excise tax on both money transfers and internet charges which...
BT CorrespondentThe Bill, which was signed into law by President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday morning, imposes 8% VAT on petroleum products and an anti-adulteration levy...
BT ReporterRejecting the Finance Bill, which had proposed postponement of 16% VAT to 2020, means the punitive tax on petroleum products remains intact
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