Commuters and long-distance travellers expecting an immediate reduction in transport fares following the recent easing of global fuel prices may need to wait longer, as regulators and operators...
By
Gadiosa Lamtey
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. Commuters and long-distance travellers expecting an immediate reduction in transport fares following the recent easing of global fuel prices may need to wait longer, as regulators and operators maintain that fuel is only one component of the wider cost structure determining fares.
High fuel costs are crippling the flow of Kenya’s economy, a leading business lobby warned on Wednesday.
Many workers are realising that lengthy daily commutes are no longer sustainable.
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Kenyans have been pushed to the edge by runaway fuel prices that continue to trigger pain across every sector of the economy.
