KRA Introduces New Way of Filing Taxes as Deadline Nears

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President Ruto's foreign policy continues to attract global attention as Foreign Affairs CS Musalia Mudavadi attends the Kultaranta Talks in Finland. Health CS Aden Duale promotes the 'lipa pole pole' program to enhance healthcare access. In sports, Kenya Police celebrates winning the Premier League title. Detectives are investigating two police officers linked to the death of teacher Albert Ojwang while in custody.(more in audio brief)

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