【全非资讯·肯尼亚】 肯尼亚：内罗毕商人抗议增税，警察部署维持秩序

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内罗毕消息—随着商户准备游行前往肯尼亚税务局（KRA）办公室，抗议修订后的海关估价基准，内罗毕中央商务区的Archives、Luthuli Avenue和Railways Roundabout周边已部署了警察。\n\n周五，中央商务区的部分商户保持关门状态，并加入抵制集装箱货物最低收益门槛从250万先令提高至320万先令的行列，在此背景下，安保措施显著升级。\n\n随着商户聚集准备进行计划中的游行，向税务部门表达诉求，警察被部署在主要出入口和交通要道沿线。\n\n游行活动已导致中央商务区部分地区的商业活动受到干扰。\n\n关注我们的WhatsApp和LinkedIn获取最新头条。\n\nCapital FM的实地查访显示，Moi Avenue、Kenyatta Avenue和Tom Mboya Street沿线的店铺均已关门。\n\n一名商户表示，该团体计划直接向KRA领导层反映诉求。\n\n我们希望向KRA专员提交一份关于我们诉求的备忘录。这位商户说，我们将继续这些抗议活动，直到我们的声音被听到。

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Nairobi — Police have been deployed around the Archives, Luthuli Avenue and Railways Roundabout in Nairobi's central business district as traders prepare to march to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) offices in protest against a revised customs valuation benchmark.

The heightened security comes as a section of businesses in the CBD remained closed on Friday, with traders joining a boycott over the increase in the minimum yield for consolidated cargo from Sh2.5 million to Sh3.2 million.

Police officers were stationed at key entry points and along major roads as traders gathered ahead of the planned march to present their grievances to the taxman.

The demonstrations have disrupted business activity along parts of the CBD.

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A spot check by Capital FM revealed closed shops along Moi Avenue, Kenyatta Avenue and Tom Mboya Street.

A trader said the group intends to deliver its grievances directly to the KRA leadership.

"We are hoping to present a memorandum to the KRA commissioner on our grievances. We will continue with these protests until we are heard," the trader said.

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