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A new survey by research firm, trends and Insights for Africa (TIFA) shows that the majority of Kenyans do not believe they will get houses under President William Ruto’s housing fund. The survey also shows that at least 78% of kenyans feel the maiden Kenya Kwanza budget does not have the best provisions with VAT on petroleum products and increased taxes on basic commodities such as food being cited as the biggest undoing for President Rutos’ budget
78% of kenyans feel the maiden Kenya Kwanza budget does not have the best provisions - TIFA
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