Government Files Housing Levy Case at the Supreme Court

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024 -The National Assembly has appealed the housing levy case at the Supreme Court, today.

In the latest news reaching our news desk on Wednesday January 31 afternoon, Speaker Moses Wetang’ula filed the appeal with the Apex court so that to overturn the previous verdict by both the High Court and the Court of Appeal.

Throwing the spanner in the works, the Appeal Court, weeks ago, upheld the High Court decision barring the State against collecting the housing levy from employees and employers.

This decision saw President William Ruto accuse the courts together with the opposition of scheming to detail his agenda.

He, therefore, through a series of rallies, promised to soldier on with the housing project saying, a few corrupt judges will not be allowed to interfere with lives of over 47 million Kenyans.

Dr. Ruto defended further that, through the housing project, thousands of jobless youths were going to benefit by getting employed in the construction sites.

Some, he said, will be offered material supplies contracts worth millions.