“We have appealed to the government on several occasions to reconsider the issue of over-taxation of the Kenyans, and especially to incomes of those in the lower income bracket,” they said in a statement.
“This one factor has greatly affected the family income in a disproportionate way, leading to anger among Kenyans,” the clerics said in their closing statement.
Source: CRUXNow
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