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Kenya 's government plans to cut 2024-25 spending by 1.9% and widen the fiscal deficit to 3.6% of GDP.
President William Ruto last week fired almost his entire cabinet and pledged to set up a broad-based government.
Public demonstrations began last month against the now-binned tax hikes, but went on to demand Ruto's resignation.
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