Finance Bill 2025: Kenya to Reduce Steel Import Levies to Ease Costs
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 2/05/2025
Lawmakers will debate on the reduction of export promotion levies on key steel imports, as proposed in the Finance Bill 2025, signalling a shift in the government’s strategy to bolster […]
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