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The Kenya government will focus on enhancing revenue collection and improving tax administration instead of introducing new taxes in the upcoming Finance Bill 2025, according to Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura. Speaking at a press briefing on Monday, Mwaura emphasized that the government’s.......
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