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Revenge: KOT threatens to boycott businesses owned by politicians over punitive taxes

President William Ruto makes his speech during a previous national event. [File, Standard]

Kenyans on X, formerly Twitter are now threatening to rally the public to boycott businesses owned by politicians over punitive taxes.

A number of the platform users have taken to the social media site to call on Kenyans to boycott the known businesses run by the politicians.

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