Nairobi — The Kenyan government plans to create a new website enabling whistleblowers to report tax evasion, smuggling and corrupt tax officials anonymously and will reward them with a share of any revenue it recovers as a result, Business Daily newspaper said on Thursday.
The planned website is part of a government drive to increase the country's tax revenues and close a budget deficit of the equivalent of around $3.8 billion.
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