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Bad tax policies are killing local firms, says KAM

Kenya Association of Manufacturers CEO Phyllis Wakiaga. [File, Standard]

Dwindling support of local manufacturing might bolster illicit trade, cripple local manufacturing hubs and lead to loss of jobs, Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) has warned.

KAM Chief Executive Phyllis Wakiaga warned that unless urgent action is taken, Kenyans, already suffering economically due to Covid-19, will continue to experience “a stagnation of business”.

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