Kenyan President William Ruto has made a significant announcement in the wake of the violent protests and assault on parliament that occurred earlier this week. The controversial tax hike bill, which sparked outrage and led to at least 23 deaths, will be completely withdrawn according to Ruto. This decision was made during a press conference held at State House, the presidential headquarters.
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Following the violent protests and assault on parliament by angry citizens, Ruto had already made it clear that the bill would not be able to come into effect as long as he was president of Kenya.
The National Assembly had approved the bill with 195 votes in favor and 106 against before Ruto’s announcement. However, with his refusal to sign it, the bill will now be scrapped altogether.
Overall, these developments have sparked heated debates across Kenya about tax policies and government accountability.
