It has been a week since President Ruto of Kenya withdrew the Finance Bill after weeks of public protests against it. The bill aimed to raise or introduce taxes and fees on a range of everyday items and services, including internet data, fuel, and banking, to pay interest on the national debt, reduce the budget deficit, and keep the government running. My colleague Clement Manyathela touched on this last week on his show following the withdrawal announcement, but what will happen now after the withdrawal? To delve deeper into the implications of this decision and the developments since then, we are joined by Luke Anami, Journalist at The Nation Media Group based in Nairobi.

It has been a week since President Ruto of Kenya withdrew the Finance Bill after weeks of public protests against it. The bill aimed to raise or introduce taxes and fees on a range of everyday items and services, including internet data, fuel, and banking, to pay interest on the national debt, reduce the budget deficit, and keep the government running. My colleague Clement Manyathela touched on this last week on his show following the withdrawal announcement, but what will happen now after the withdrawal? To delve deeper into the implications of this decision and the developments since then, we are joined by Luke Anami, Journalist at The Nation Media Group based in Nairobi.

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