KENYA : John Gachora, Uhuru Kenyatta's preferred choice for Kenyan Revenue Authority - 22/02/2019

Although the constitution stipulates that head of the Kenyan Revenue Authority (KRA) must be appointed through a competitive process, President [...] (133 words)

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