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Rental income revenue can do better if more landlords pay tax

The population of urban dwellers in Kenya, just like in many parts of the world, has continued to rise steadily over the years. Data by worldometers (2019) shows that about 6.2 million people lived in Kenyan urban settings in 2000. 

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