Traders and business owners from western Kenya have urged Parliament to extend public participation on the Tobacco Control (Amendment) Bill, 2024, arguing that thousands of stakeholders likely to be affected by the proposed law have been left out of the legislative process. Speaking in Kisumu on behalf of traders, retailers, distributors and hospitality operators, Kisumu…
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