In Kenya, two key sectors, KRA (Kenya Revenue Authority) and financial institutions, play a vital role in fostering local business sustainability and growth. While banks often report high profits, many other sectors struggle with stagnation, reduced profits, and higher losses. This disparity has sparked discussions on the imbalance between the performance of banks and other industries. Both positive and negative feedback emerged from reflecting on the relationship between these sectors, highlighting the need for more synchronized support to benefit all parts of the economy.
