The National Assembly of Kenya has passed the Finance Bill 2025, rejecting proposals for unrestricted access to customer records by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and various tax adjustments.

• The bill aims to raise Sh24 billion and awaits assent from President William Ruto.
• Key amendments included maintaining data privacy rights under Article 31 of the Constitution.
• Legislators preserved zero-rated status for vital goods like mobile phones and solar batteries while sustaining Sh500 excise duty on Extra Neutral Alcohol.