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Fuel lies: Crawling nation wrecked by wrath of Ruto's cheap fuel promise
Kenya’s record fuel price hike has exposed deep cracks in the government’s G-to-G fuel import system.
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Explained: What triggered the latest fuel hike
Energy CS Wandayi defends sharp fuel price hike, cites volatility in global market prices and uncertainty in petroleum supply, says Sh5 billion levy applied to stabilise prices.
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Fuel Lies: How Ruto's cheap fuel promise collapsed into scandal, shortages and record prices
Kenya’s record fuel price hike has exposed deep cracks in the government’s G-to-G fuel import system.
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Lies that set up Kenyans for record prices at the pump
Kenya’s fuel crisis has exposed major weaknesses in the G-to-G fuel deal amid soaring prices and supply disruptions.
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Fuel lies: Crawling nation wrecked by wrath of Ruto's cheap fuel promise
Kenya’s record fuel price hike has exposed deep cracks in the government’s G-to-G fuel import system.
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Public rage mounts over soaring fuel prices, unmet campaign pledges
Economic pain deepens as fuel hikes trigger nationwide public outrage. President Ruto has been accused of failing to cushion citizens against the rising cost of living.
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Kenya is over-politicised while systems are routinely ignored
Parliament is prepared for another heated debate over taxes and the Finance Bill.
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State should do what it takes to lower fuel prices
Kenyans have been pushed to the edge by runaway fuel prices that continue to trigger pain across every sector of the economy.
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Matiangi faults government over fuel hike
Jubilee presidential hopeful Fred Matiang’i has faulted the government over rising fuel prices, blaming corruption, cartels, and the government-to-government oil import deal.
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Unbothered: Top officials bury their heads in the sand as high fuel costs spark anger
Senior Kenyan leaders, including President William Ruto and Cabinet Secretaries John Mbadi and Opiyo Wandayi, face criticism for their muted response to rising fuel prices and…
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State's subsidy gamble that risks bringing back fuel adulteration
Kenya risks sliding back into an era of widespread fuel adulteration as the government’s heavy subsidy on kerosene opens up a price gap of more than Sh90 per litre with diesel.
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Fuel crisis: Kenyans on their own as clueless government fumbles transport sector
Kenyans have been left frustrated amid a nationwide transport crisis caused by rising fuel prices, with leaders facing criticism over their response and perceived inaction.