Friday, June 13, 2008

Kimunya scraps taxes on food
Kenyans on Thursday found a reason to smile after the Government removed Value Added Tax on maize flour, milk, rice and wheat flour with effect from midnight on Thursday. full story


Minister generous on roads and education

The transport sector, which has suffered in the hands of dubious contractors and also experienced setbacks during post-election violence, may be on the road to recovery after Finance Minister Amos Kimunya, allocated Sh52 billion for infrastructure bonds. full story

Budget: What a disappointment
In anticipation of this year’s Budget, I came up with a wish list, top among them being that taxation on fuel would reduce. full story

First citizens’ Budget in a decade, says expert
Some tax measures proposed in the Budget, not to mention the main pillars around which it was formulated, make a mwananchi Budget in long time. full story



A People’s Budget. Koffi Anan, five, demonstrates against high food prices in Kibera slums. Finance minister Amos Kimunya has removed VAT on maize flour, milk, rice and wheat flour. Picture: Mbugua Kibera

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