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Ledama to Ruto: It pains a lot! stop with the taxes - Vimarsana News

Ledama to Ruto: It pains a lot! stop with the taxes

"It’s not that we hate Williams Ruto we just like the truth he is messing up the economy."

Naongea kama mtume! Pastor Ng'ang'a slams Ruto's government over high taxes - Vimarsana News

Naongea kama mtume! Pastor Ng'ang'a slams Ruto's government over high taxes

Pastor Ng'ang'a said the taxes Kenyans are currently paying are too much.

IMF urges RUTO to go slow on taxes or face a rebellion like West African dictators who have been ousted by coup d'etats - Vimarsana News

IMF urges RUTO to go slow on taxes or face a rebellion like West African dictators who have been ousted by coup d'etats

Wednesday, September 27, 2023 - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has sent a warning to President William Ruto for introducing new taxes on Kenyans without public participation. Since his election as President in August last year, Ruto has introduced a dozen new taxes, raising the cost of living high in East Africa's biggest economy. In…

On the radar: Treasury proposes new taxes including increase in exercise duty for alcohol - Vimarsana News

On the radar: Treasury proposes new taxes including increase in exercise duty for alcohol

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World Bank Advises Kenya Against Increasing Taxes: "It Will Affect Households Purchasing Power" - Vimarsana News

World Bank Advises Kenya Against Increasing Taxes: "It Will Affect Households Purchasing Power"

The World Bank has warned the Kenya Kwanza Alliance government under President William Ruto against introducing more taxes in the next financial year.

Source: tuko.co.ke