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In his remarks, Malala highlighted the benefits of the 2025 financial bill, emphasizing its positive impact on Western Kenya residents. He particularly praised the President's decision to remove the transportation tax on sugarcane, which he said would greatly benefit the local economy.
Malala Praises 2025 Financial Bill's Anticipated Impact on Western Kenya Economy
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