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Originally published by Kenyanstop
September 1, 2026
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KRA Chair Advises Traders as New Ksh 3.2M Import Rule Takes Effect

Business owners staged a protest within Nairobi's CBD opposing the new Ksh3.2 benchmark on imports on Friday...
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Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Chair Ndiritu Muriithi has urged traders to unbundle consolidated containers upon arrival in the country to ensure fair duty assessment.
- Traders are advised to separate individual goods within shared containers before customs duty is applied.
- The KRA is enforcing this to prevent confusion and disputes among importers.
- This directive comes amidst protests against a revised Ksh 3.2 million benchmark for a standard 40-foot container, clarified by Muriithi as an updated duty expectation, not a tax increase.
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