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Azimio parliamentarians have joined Kenyans in rejecting the Finance Bill 2024 in totality saying other punitive measures lie in the bill that should be addressed. They have further called for the immediate release of Kenyans who were protesting for the better part of the day. The MPs have criticized President William Rutos’ move of calling his allied Kenya Kwanza leaders to the statehouse to amend some proposals without engaging all leaders.
Azimio join Kenyans in rejecting the Finance Bill 2024
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