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COTU threatens to stage nationwide demonstrations if proposed tax on fuel is implemented.

23rd August, 2018

Kenyans may have to prepare to pay more for basic goods and transport as the government plans to implement a 16% value-added tax on petroleum products.

This will however not go unchallenged as the workers umbrella workers body, the central organization of trade unions, has opposed the national treasury’s proposed 16% vat on fuel that is set to come into effect from September.

Cotu has threatened to stage nationwide industrial demonstrations if the proposed tax is implemented.

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