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The new rules are expected to affect traders, importers, and regional partner states transporting goods through Kenya’s borders and points of entry.
The regulator has asked Kenyans who have previously traded on the affected platforms to volunteer information to investigative agencies.
During the arrest, EACC detectives found the two police officers with cash amounting to 23,000 in various denominations, suspected to have been obtained from motorists plying the route.
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The latest fuel price increase has intensified pressure on transport operators, prompting fresh demands that could affect fares and daily commuting costs.
The changes come as the Mombasa Road-based media house grapples with financial challenges that have affected its ability to meet financial obligations and pay staff salaries.
A high-profile land case has taken a new turn, with the magistrate recounting alleged intimidation and repeated legal challenges during the lengthy proceedings.
Despite being a Congresswoman, she could lose her US citizenship if found guilty, with Omar describing the probe as a political war waged by Trump.
The latest development could cast a blow on the cost of importing other goods, including machinery, electronics, and industrial raw materials.
Motorists awaiting driving licences and other essential vehicle documents have been urged to take note of the authority’s latest update.
The officer was arrested at the NTSA headquarters in Nairobi while allegedly receiving part of the bribe to facilitate the processing of the important driving document.
The new law also introduces key changes to KRA management, with the act now set to motivate the staff to collect more revenue as the government grapples with meeting the revenue target.
