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City Hall targets supermarkets, private parking and gambling dens to finance its Sh32b budget

Nairobi County acting finance executive Charles Kerich before he presented the Sh32 billion budget before the county assembly on Tuesday. [Josphat Thiong'o, Standard]

A plan to raise taxes on goods and services will see city residents pay more to finance the 2018/19 budget.

Residents will now be forced to pay for disposal of waste as the county government seeks to finance its Sh32 billion budget.

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