US EditionKenya’s 2025 Finance Act Boosts Privacy, Digital Tax
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Kenya’s 2025 Finance Act Boosts Privacy, Digital Tax
By Joseph Kihanya In a defining moment at the intersection of law, technology, and fiscal policy, Kenya’s Finance Act 2025 delivers a calculated response to citizens’ concerns and the realities of a digital economy. By cancelling overreach into private data and modernizing tax rules for digital platforms, the Act sets a proactive tone for governance that respects both constitutional privacy rights and global tax compliance standards. Privacy: Con
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