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Originally published by Kenyanstop
February 19, 2026
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Over 1,000 CEOs Issue New Demands to Ruto Over Taxation

To support business expansion, CEOs called on the government to reduce taxes, streamline AfCFTA trade processes, improve infrastructure, and ensure timely payments to suppliers...
✨ Key Highlights
Over 1,000 Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) across Kenya have urged the government to implement key policy reforms to stimulate economic recovery, address high operating costs, and reduce taxes. Their recommendations, published in the Central Bank of Kenya’s January 2026 MPC CEOs Survey, highlight significant concerns over taxation, operational expenses, and infrastructure.
- A recurring concern among CEOs was taxation and levies, particularly on imported raw materials, driving up production costs and reducing competitiveness.
- The survey, conducted between January 12 and 23, targeted CEOs from key sectors including tourism, ICT, financial services, and manufacturing.
- 86 percent of firms reported adopting automation in the past 12 months, focusing on digital payments, cloud-based operations, and e-procurement to improve efficiency.
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