Kenya’s Court of Appeal on Wednesday declared the Finance Act 2023 unconstitutional dealing a blow to President William Ruto. The court has upheld a decision by the High Court to throw out last year’s finance bill because it did not follow the Constitution which dictates that public participation should be done.The Act introduced several tax…...
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Kenya’s court of appeal declares Finance Act 2023 unconstitutional
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