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The World Bank has cut Kenya's growth forecast for this year by half a point from its initial prediction to 4.5%, it said on ...
The World Bank has recommended that Kenya raise the income tax rate for its highest earners to 38% as part of efforts to ...
The World Bank has flagged Kenya’s unsustainable wage bill, blaming excessive travel allowances, payroll inefficiencies, and ...
Kenya's economic growth for the current fiscal year has dropped by half a point to 4.5 per cent, according to the World Bank ...
To mobilise more tax revenues, the government should ease the tax burden and increase incentives for businesses.
Kenya’s economic growth rate is expected to slow for the second straight year amid headwinds from tight public finances and ...
The World Bank has cut Kenyas 2025 economic growth forecast to 4.5%, down from an earlier estimate of 5.0%, citing rising ...
Kenyan officials bag large amounts in travel allowances compared to other global leaders, according to the report.
The multilateral lender wants those earning between Sh166,668 and Sh500,000 to pay 32.5 percent from the current 30 percent.
Kenya’s high public debt, repayments, economic inequalities and questions on governance have curbed its performance.