A cabinet sub-committee has approved a pathway for special incentives and concessions aimed at boosting electronics and semiconductor investments. The move clarifies that any incentives can only be offered within existing sectoral investment policy frameworks, while proposals beyond those boundaries will be routed to the cabinet sub-committee for approval. The decision sets tighter process control for new demands.
Police in Nairobi fired tear gas to disperse protesters as Kenya’s new Cabinet was sworn in. Demonstrators, starting after calls to reject a controversial finance bill that raised taxes amid a high cost of living, escalated their anger further by demanding President William Ruto’s resignation, clashing with security forces despite ministerial dismissals.
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