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Kenya scraps bread tax as protesters tear-gassed

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  By Basillioh Rukanga, BBC News, Nairobi Share Reuters Protesters angered by the new finance bill have been trying to make their way to parliament Kenya’s government has scrapped some proposed taxes in this year’s controversial finance bill, including a 16% levy on bread, after a public outcry. The announcement by MPs came as police fired tear…

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Factories to facilitate directorship election in 54 outlets

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The Mountain Journal More than Sh300 million will be used to facilitate tea directors  elections in the 54 smallholder tea factories. It has been established that each of the factories will be parting with between Sh1.2 million and Sh3.5 million to cater  for the cost of the polls, more than 680,000  tea growers will participate…

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  • Diversion of capital from its purpose to fund other initiatives can ruin investments, says comfort Homes Financial advisor Kariuki
  • Kindiki defends Vision 2060 agenda
  • UDA has maintained national strength and appeal, open to work with like-minded parties ahead of 2027 elections-DP Kindiki
  • Challenges facing the tea sector will affect the payment of bonusĀ 
  • Karua rejects returns ofĀ  a single-party state in KenyaĀ 
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