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Kenya reintroduces capital gains tax

Michael Kimondo, Head of Treasury Operations, Fusion Group

Feb. 17, 2015, midnight

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The reintroduction of capital gains tax (CGT) faced severe criticism, with many analysts indicating it could impact investment in equities and the real estate, oil and mining sectors, says Michael Kimondo, Head of Treasury Operations at Fusion Group.

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