Presidential hopeful Eliud Owalo has unveiled an economic reform agenda focused on tax relief, vowing to lower income tax and VAT if elected president in 2027.

• Planned reduction of income tax to 25% and VAT from 16% to 12%, abolishing digital tax.
• Proposed development priorities for Western Kenya, including reviving the sugar sector and leveraging Busia and Malaba as commercial hubs.
• Emphasized digitalization and stricter financial discipline as key strategies to combat corruption and boost revenue, citing his experience at the Ministry of ICT.