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A section of business people now say that the current political climate is affecting the business environment in the country. A spot-check by KBC Channel one in Kiambu County, revealed that most businesses are struggling to remain afloat with most of them yet to fully recover from the various disruptions that have been experienced in the country post the 2022 general elections. And as Fredrick Parsayo now reports, business people have expressed growing pessimism over the current political situation surrounding the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua and its potential to negatively impact investor confidence in the country.
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