Kenyans from around the world have taken to the streets to protest against the Finance Bill for the second week, even as the government says it is open to dialogue. The diaspora communities in Washington, DC are up in arms to reject the finance bill that has introduced a raft of new taxation measures including…...
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Kenya diaspora community protests the Finance Bill 2024
Roots party leader George Wajakoyah leading Kenyans in Dallas, US during protests against Finance Bill 2024. PHOTO/Wajakoyah/Facebook.
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