High Court Makes Landmark Ruling on Fuel Levy
The ruling puts an end to a debate that has dominated the country for months...
✨ Key Highlights
The High Court of Kenya ruled on June 5 that control of the Road Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF) is to be handed over to county governments, marking a significant victory for devolution in the country.
- The ruling enables the disbursement of over Ksh10.5 billion to county governments by June 30, 2024.
- The decision was delivered by Justice Lawrence Mugambi, who stated that the National Assembly's previous decisions were unconstitutional.
- Senators and the Orange Democratic Party celebrated the ruling as a triumph for equitable development and governance.
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Government Initiatives and Public Safety Discussions
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) boss meets with UN Road Safety envoy to address issues around Bodaboda and pedestrian safety. Additionally, discussions on a controversial road levy are ongoing as the Treasury faces scrutiny over its plans. A high court ruling on fuel levy impacts fiscal policy. Meanwhile, police commanders receive orders from the Inspector General to enhance public safety. The government also announces plans that involve Kenyans in the diaspora for housing projects.
