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    Italy's invisible tax to claw back 13 billion from wages and pensions▼torna la tassa invisibile stangata da 13 miliardi su stipendi e pensioniGgoogleITBusinessEconomy50K2 d ago

    Fiscal drag — the 'invisible tax' known in Italy as bracket creep — is back at the centre of public debate, with reports estimating it could cost salaried workers and pensioners up to 13 billion euros. The tax does not appear on pay slips: inflation pushes incomes into higher tax brackets, eroding purchasing power without any visible increase in tax rates, prompting calls for indexation and government intervention.

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    Tanga in Tanzania, Lamu in Kenya and Hoima in Uganda are competing to become East Africa's main energy hubs. Each port city is tied to major oil infrastructure plans, including refinery and pipeline projects linked to the region's crude exports, as Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda jostle for a central role in the region's growing petroleum trade.