Reprieve for Salaried Kenyans as Court Rules on NSSF Deductions Law

The ruling comes as a temporary relief for salaried Kenyans even as the court is expected to hear and determine the full appeal that could change how NSSF deducts Kenyans...

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The Court of Appeal has rejected the National Social Security Fund (NSSF)'s attempt to revive the NSSF Act, 2013, dealing a blow to plans for higher mandatory contributions.

The court dismissed the NSSF's application to temporarily suspend a judgment that declared the 2013 Act unconstitutional.
Key players: National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and the Court of Appeal.
The ruling means the fund could temporarily revert to the older legal framework for salary deductions until the NSSF's appeal is heard.

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