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The central organization of trade unions, COTU, has released a report revealing how workers are struggling to make ends meet due to high taxation and punitive policies from the president William Ruto-led government. COTU boss Francis Atwoli has at the same time put on the spot ministries, agencies, and commissions that are alleged to be part of the problems ailing the country's economic situation, recommending some of them be disbanded.
COTU releases report detailing workers struggles
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