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Governments should not view petrol levies as a cash cow
Kenya’s fuel protests expose how taxes and global oil shocks are turning pump prices into a wider cost-of-living crisis across East Africa.
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nation.africa
Kenya is delaying a fuel reckoning
The government merely treats the symptom while leaving the disease untouched.
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independent.co.uk
Rising fuel prices trigger protests in Kenya, in photos
Protesters took to the streets over rising fuel prices in Kenya, clashing with police and setting tires on fire along major highways. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo…
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standardmedia.co.ke
Why fuel strike is unlikely to achieve desired results
Kenya finds itself embroiled in yet another dispute that yields little more than a Pyrrhic victory
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IMF saw it coming: How global lender predicted Kenya's fuel protests
Protesters gathered along main roads across the country. Police fired tear gas to disperse them.
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theeastafrican.co.ke
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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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.
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Fuel protests disrupt trade at Kenya-Uganda Busia border
Riots triggered by rising fuel prices have disrupted business activities in the border town of Busia.
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africa.businessinsider.com
As fuel hits record highs, Kenya’s president tells Kenyans why taxes must stay
The president of Kenya, William Ruto, continues to be torn between cutting down fuel costs and maintaining fuel levies, despite pressure from protesters to introduce initiatives…
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Governments should not view petrol levies as a cash cow
Kenya’s fuel protests expose how taxes and global oil shocks are turning pump prices into a wider cost-of-living crisis across East Africa.
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No country can tax its way into true prosperity
Recent fuel protests have exposed something deeper than public anger over pump prices.