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People Vs State: Mbadi's Sh4.8tr budget raises tax fears
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People Vs State: Mbadi's Sh4.8tr budget raises tax fears

The Standard Kenyan about 3 hours 1 mins read
Treasury CS John Mbadi will this afternoon step up to deliver a budget statement amid a storm of economic shocks threatening to cripple the economy but also pushback by Kenyans. 

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