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Ruto said the Supplementary Appropriation Bill will unlock resources for catalysing economic performance and enhance the government's service delivery.
Justices Olga Sewe, John Chigiti, and Josephine Mongare will preside over consolidated cases, which include a petition filed by 22 senators, led by Busia's Okiya Omtatah.
The Housing PS revealed revealed the establishment of a governing board comprising diverse stakeholders tasked with supervising the allocation of housing levy funds.
The new law provides for the affordable housing levy at the rate of 1.5 per cent of the gross income of a business or an individual and a matching contribution of the same amount in the case of employers.
LSK President Eric Theuri says there is no legal basis for the deduction, which he said constitutes contempt of court and the arbitrary imposition of tax.
This paves the way for President William Ruto's government to collect levies for the implementation of the housing project.
Under the amended bill, various entities, including county governments, the National Housing Corporation, the State Department of Housing, and the private sector, will be tasked with implementing housing projects.
The bill has been forwarded to the Senate since some components of the proposed amendments are attached to the county governments.
141 MPs cast their ballot in favour of the bill against 58 who opposed it.
MP Kuria sought to allay fears that the wealthy may buy off most of the houses for later resale at a profit.
The residents of Changamwe expressed distress over the recent demolitions carried out by the government during today's public participation on the Affordable Housing Bill in Mombasa.