Kenyans have slashed expenditure on the importation of motor vehicles by nearly a fifth on the back increased taxation, weakening shilling and shortages of second-hand units, signalling a revenue shortfall for the taxman.
Fresh data shows the value of vehicle imports for 10 months through October amounted to $680 million (about Sh102 billion) compared with $825 million (Sh123.75 billion) in a similar period a year ago.
