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There is something fishy about housing levy

William Ruto

President William Ruto. There is something fishy about the government’s newly introduced three per cent housing levy says Samuel Karari. “If the money deducted from my salary remains mine, why can’t I call it back whenever I wish? And if this is the case, why isn’t it voluntary?



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Daylight robbery • There is something fishy about the government’s newly introduced three per cent housing levy says Samuel Karari. “If the money deducted from my salary remains mine, why can’t I call it back whenever I wish? And if this is the case, why isn’t it voluntary? Will it earn some interest? If not, then it’s just daylight robbery—which, then, is an economic crime.” His contact is [email protected].

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