Millions of Kenyan workers will now take home smaller salaries but build significantly larger retirement savings after the Supreme Court on May 15 upheld the controversial implementation of the NSSF Act 2013, in a landmark ruling that restructures the country’s pension system, strengthens workers’ ownership of pension wealth, and weakens the State’s long-standing monopoly over retirement savings. The judgment, which also gives employees stronger legal grounds against employers who fail to remit deductions, is expected to reshape payroll costs, pension investments, and the broader economy for years to come.
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterThe Supreme Court has effectively declared that retirement security is no longer merely a policy preference but part of Kenya’s constitutional order.
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterPublished: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago