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Nairobi traders close businesses, march to KRA offices protesting new KSh 3.2m cargo rate

Tuko News 28 Aug

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Nairobi traders close businesses, march to KRA offices protesting new KSh 3.2m cargo rate — Sources: Tuko News

Traders in Nairobi CBD shut down businesses on August 28, 2026, protesting KRA's 28% customs fee hike, sparking clashes amid heavy police presence.

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