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27 May 2026

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Ruto to Decide on Kenya's Payslip Tax Cuts

President William Ruto holds the final say on Kenya's proposed payslip tax cuts. Millions of workers could see increased net pay, while 1.5 million low-earners may face zero PAYE tax.

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