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City Hall Revenues Decline by 16%

[ad_1] A report tabled before county assembly states that City Hall collected about KSh 1.49 billion in three months to September. This was a 16% decline from revenues collected in a similar period in 2018/19. In the period under review, city hall collected KSh 648 million from parking, rates and single business permi

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[ad_1] A report tabled before county assembly states that City Hall collected about KSh 1.49 billion in three months to September. This was a 16% decline from revenues collected in a similar period in 2018/19. In the period under review, city hall collected KSh 648 million from parking, rates and single business permits. This was against a target of KSh 1.3 billion. The decline in revenue comes after City Hall introduced a new internal system to collect levies and fees. This led to a termination of the contract Nairobi County had with Jambopay. Lack of information to revenue payers led to a dip in the amount of revenue collected by the City Council officials. In early June and July, motorists parked for free. This was due to technical hitches...

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