Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary, Mutahi Kagwe has assured smallholder tea farmers that their earnings will not be negatively affected by the newly introduced tea levy. Kagwe has clarified that the levy will neither be imposed as a tax on farmers nor will it be deducted from the tea factories that the farmers are…
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