Court Rules Kenya's financial Act 2023 ''Unconstitutional'' After Outcry Over 2024 Bill - financeha.com

Court Rules Kenya’s financial Act 2023 ”Unconstitutional” After Outcry Over 2024 Bill | Firstpost Africa

It is double trouble for the Kenyan President William Ruto. While the president is facing severe flak for introducing a controversial financial bill this year that resulted in deadly unrest, Kenyan courts have declared his government’s previous year’s financial law as unconstitutional. The three-judge appeal court bench has found that the 2023 financial law was fundamentally flawed in violation of the Constitution. The 2023 financial law was the financial plan the Ruto government presented. Now that has been nullified by the courts, while his second financial bill was scrapped before turning into a law. As Ruto is facing a double blow in his almost 2-years of presidency. What will be his next steps, watch the report for more.

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