Sakaja Reveals Churches Among Institutions Owing Nairobi Ksh2.7B

In education, digital systems are increasingly being used for learner and school services, while the health sector has expanded digital records and platforms for managing healthcare services...

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Nairobi County is pursuing over Ksh2.7 billion in unpaid taxes and charges from various institutions, including churches and security departments.

Ksh2.7 billion in outstanding payments owed to Nairobi County.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja revealed the debt while appearing before the Senate Investment, Trade and Industrialisation Committee.
The county has implemented digitisation and decentralised customer service centres to improve revenue collection and reduce leakages, leading to a 95 per cent increase in revenue over three years.

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