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The Cabinet has approved the establishment of a KSh5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund, which aims to accelerate economic growth by using creative financing methods beyond traditional taxation. COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli urged Kenyans to support the proposed fund, stating it is crucial for addressing infrastructure deficiencies and preventing road accidents. However, the proposal is facing a challenge over its plan to be registered as a Limited Liability Company (LLC). Critics argue that this structure would be a direct violation of Kenya's 2010 Constitution.
