Kenyan employers and employees are preparing for more difficult financial times, as the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Act of 2013 enters its third year of implementation effective February last month. The contribution doubled from $16.72 (Ksh2,160) to $33.44 (Ksh 4,320) for all employees with gross earnings of at least $557.3 (Ksh72,000) starting February 2025.The…...
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