The Kenyan National Assembly has officially rejected the Finance Bill 2024 after President William Ruto’s reservations to sign it following widespread protests.
The House voted in agreement with the President’s reservations and recommended deleting all clauses of the Finance Bill 2024, effectively rejecting the Bill in its entirety.
Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula in a commnication to members indicated there is no Bill to present to the President for assent.
Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, communicated the decision indicating that there is no Bill to present to the President for assent. To complete the process under Article 115 of the Constitution, he will convey the House’s decision to the President..
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