KCA University brought together policymakers, academics and industry leaders to debate the Finance and Appropriations Bill 2026 and Kenya’s fiscal direction.
By
Jackson Ngari
Contributor
Nation Media Group
As Parliament prepares to debate the Finance Bill 2026, economists, policymakers, tax experts and academics are confronting a central question: how to position Kenya for a rapidly changing global economy without deepening pressure on households and businesses already grappling with rising costs.
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