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Originally published by The Standard BusinessJune 4, 2026
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Ruto's new revenue hunt shifts to landowners

President Ruto’s administration expects ordinary revenue to shrink as a share of the economy in the next financial year and plans to reform land rent collection to offset the budget shortfall...
✨ Key Highlights
The Ruto administration is planning reforms to Kenya's land rent collection system in an effort to compensate for an anticipated decrease in ordinary revenue as a share of the economy in the upcoming fiscal year.
- The government aims to improve the collection of annual fees paid by landholders, which have historically suffered from low collection rates, outdated valuations, and accumulating arrears.
- This initiative involves President William Ruto's administration.
- Critics warn that these reforms could reignite politically sensitive issues in Kenya.
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