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Fuel prices are not Kenya's biggest crisis, leadership disconnect Is
Rising fuel prices have deepened public anger, with Kenyans accusing leaders of lacking empathy and failing to understand the cost-of-living crisis.
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theeastafrican.co.ke
Kenya grinds to a halt as fuel anger spills onto roads - The EastAfrican
Rising fuel prices triggered transport protests that paralysed the country, exposing a deeper political fight over taxes, living costs and the government’s response to the Middle…
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standardmedia.co.ke
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.
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nation.africa
Kenyans’ anger about more than fuel
The anti-government sentiments put on display across the country was not just about oil prices.
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Fuel protests triggered by State's insensitivity
Nationwide fuel protests exposed growing public anger over high taxes and the rising cost of living, with critics accusing the government of ignoring economic hardships facing…
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Kenya is delaying a fuel reckoning
The government merely treats the symptom while leaving the disease untouched.
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Government is lying about the real reason behind current fuel crisis
The national government’s response to the astronomical rise in fuel prices has been farcical, provocative, and absurd, but unexpected of a predatory and inept regime.
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African states in dilemma as fuel shock puts them on collision course with citizens
Fuel protests in Kenya signal a wider regional strain as Middle East tensions push up energy costs across Africa.
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Fuel is not a luxury, business lobby warns amid high prices
High fuel costs are crippling the flow of Kenya’s economy, a leading business lobby warned on Wednesday.
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Government's indifference to Kenyans' suffering appalling
Rising fuel prices, economic hardship, and unresolved grievances from strikes and Gen Z protests are deepening public anger and risking wider unrest in Kenya.
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Fuel prices are not Kenya's biggest crisis, leadership disconnect Is
Rising fuel prices have deepened public anger, with Kenyans accusing leaders of lacking empathy and failing to understand the cost-of-living crisis.