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Azimio One Kenya Coalition leader Raila Odinga says Kenyans should brace themselves for tough economic times should the Finance Bill 2023 be enacted into law. Speaking in Kisii County, Odinga claimed that it was apparent that the current regime is insensitive to the economic hardships facing Kenyans. The Opposition Chief is warning that should the government push forward with the contentious bill, Kenyans will be left with no choice but to take to the streets.
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Raila urges government to be sensitive to the economic hardships facing Kenyans
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