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Alex Kanyi on Citizen TV discussing the Finance Bill 2026

Alex Kanyi, Partner in the Tax & Exchange Control practice, was recently featured on Citizen TV alongside Sam Gituku and other distinguished guests to discuss the Finance Bill 2026.

2 Jul 2026 1:18:41 Minutes TV interview

During the discussion, Alex unpacked the key provisions of the Finance Bill and examined their potential implications for businesses, investors, and taxpayers. He provided valuable insights into the proposed tax measures, their impact on the economic landscape, and the considerations stakeholders should keep in mind as the Bill progresses through the legislative process.

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