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A section of opposition lawmakers now want the Finance Bill 2023 withdrawn and have it formulated in a way that resonates with Kenyans. Led Minority leader in the National Assembly Opiyo Wandayi, the MPs argued that the Contentious bill is not popular among Kenyans due to the heavy taxes it will impose on them.
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Opposition calls for sobriety in considering Finance Bill
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