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Inside the Somali business cartel attempts to demean KRA

Johnson Sakaja, Senator, Nairobi County A group of businessmen, mostly from the Somali community have decided to undermine the war against tax evasion. The tax evaders, who don’t want to pay taxes on imported textile and shoes are fighting the Kenya Revenue Authority’s Intelligence and Strategic Operations (ISO) depa

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Johnson Sakaja, Senator, Nairobi County A group of businessmen, mostly from the Somali community have decided to undermine the war against tax evasion. The tax evaders, who don’t want to pay taxes on imported textile and shoes are fighting the Kenya Revenue Authority’s Intelligence and Strategic Operations (ISO) department. According to sources, the group met Nairobi County Senator Johnson Sakaja and “enticed” him to raise an issue in senate. In a senate session on 18th November 2021, Sakaja is heard standing on the standing order number 47/1 to make a statement regarding the operations of ISO. The youthful senator accuses the ISO of overstepping its mandate and withholding relevant information from other departments, thereby, inhibiting the...

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