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The article delves into the IMF's significant role in shaping Kenya's Finance Bill 2024, discussing the controversial tax measures and their impacts on the country's economy. Critics argue that these policies may lead to higher prices for essential goods and services, affecting the cost of living and job security amid efforts to comply with the IMF Programme till 2025.
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