Kenya’s turbulent two years of rising taxes and protests leave little hope for 2025

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The last two years have tested the resilience of Kenyans as the country faced mounting economic pressures, violent protests, and growing public discontent. From the antigovernment demonstrations in 2023 to the violent Finance Bill protests in 2024 and the poorly received rollout of the Social Health Authority (SHA) in …

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