2 h. ago World Bank Demands Kenya’s CA Cut Mobile Termination Rates and Lower Call Costs

World Bank Demands Kenya’s CA Cut Mobile Termination Rates and Lower Call Costs  KDRTV

Economics

9 d. ago Kenya Airways issues profit warning as grounded Dreamliners cut earnings

Kenya Airways issues profit warning as grounded Dreamliners cut earnings  Citizen Digital

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1 week ago Kenya urges China to cut tariffs on coffee, tea and avocados

Kenya urges China to cut tariffs on coffee, tea and avocados  Capitalfm.co.ke

Politics

1 week ago KPLC Rolls Out OCR Meter Reading to Cut Errors Speed Billing

KPLC Rolls Out OCR Meter Reading to Cut Errors Speed Billing  The Kenyan Wallstreet

Politics

1 week ago Trump’s Aid Reset Sends Shockwaves: Has Kenya’s KSh7 Billion MCC Mobility Grant Really Been Terminated?

Trump’s Aid Reset Sends Shockwaves: Has Kenya’s KSh7 Billion MCC Mobility Grant Really Been Terminated?  Dawan Africa

Politics

2 w. ago Justice on hold: How a Ksh17B budget cut could break Kenya’s courts

Justice on hold: How a Ksh17B budget cut could break Kenya’s courts  People Daily

Events

2 w. ago KRA to Get Bigger Cut as Meta Applies 5% Withholding Tax Kenyan Creators’ Earnings

Meta has introduced a new tax policy that will significantly affect Kenyan content creators who earn through its platforms. In a notice released on Thursday, November 20, the tech giant informed creators that their earnings will now be subjected to a 5% withholding tax, which Meta will remit directly to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). “Starting 1 Jan 2025, Kenya Tax law requires all businesses to deduct and remit taxes to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) for any payments made to creators located in Kenya.” According to the notice, Meta will automatically deduct the 5% withholding tax from all creator The post KRA to Get Bigger Cut as Meta Applies 5% Withholding Tax Kenyan Creators’ Earnings appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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2 w. ago KRA to Get Bigger Cut as Meta Applies 5% Withholding Tax on Kenyan Creators’ Earnings

Meta has introduced a new tax policy that will significantly affect Kenyan content creators who earn through its platforms. In a notice released on Thursday, November 20, the tech giant informed creators that their earnings will now be subjected to a 5% withholding tax, which Meta will remit directly to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). “Starting 1 Jan 2025, Kenya Tax law requires all businesses to deduct and remit taxes to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) for any payments made to creators located in Kenya.” According to the notice, Meta will automatically deduct the 5% withholding tax from all creator The post KRA to Get Bigger Cut as Meta Applies 5% Withholding Tax on Kenyan Creators’ Earnings appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Politics

3 w. ago Duale urges strong regulation to boost local drug production, cut import reliance

MOMBASA, Kenya, Nov 12 — Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has called for greater investment in strong regulatory systems and local manufacturing of medical products across Africa to reduce the continent’s reliance on imports and strengthen its health security. Speaking during the 7th Biennial Scientific Conference on Medical Products Regulation in Africa (SCoMRA VII) held […] The post Duale urges strong regulation to boost local drug production, cut import reliance appeared first on The DailyMail- Kenya.

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