Topic: #FUEL PRICES
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EPRA: Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged for the Month of November
15 Nov, 2024 06:00 PM
FUEL PRICES
They further revealed that the prices inclusive of 16% Value Added Tax as stipulated in Finance Bill 2023, which was recently upheld by the Supreme Court, also inclusive is Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2020.
They further revealed that the prices inclusive of 16% Value Added Tax as stipulated in Finance Bill 2023, which was recently upheld by the Supreme Court, also inclusive is Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2020.
Economic Relief: Prices Drop across Kenya as Hard Times Ease
14 Nov, 2024 04:37 PM
COST OF LIVING
In the recent past, Kenya has witnessed a significant shift in its economic landscape as prices of essential goods and services began to fall, offering much-needed relief to consumers across the nation.
In the recent past, Kenya has witnessed a significant shift in its economic landscape as prices of essential goods and services began to fall, offering much-needed relief to consumers across the nation.
Petroleum Prices Drop Significantly, Kenyans React
15 Oct, 2024 03:37 PM
PRICE DROP
In Nairobi, the price of super petrol has dropped to Ksh 180.66, down from Ksh 188.84 in September. Diesel now retails at Ksh 168.06, a reduction from Ksh 171.60, while kerosene, previously priced at Ksh 158.32, now sells for Ksh 151.39.
In Nairobi, the price of super petrol has dropped to Ksh 180.66, down from Ksh 188.84 in September. Diesel now retails at Ksh 168.06, a reduction from Ksh 171.60, while kerosene, previously priced at Ksh 158.32, now sells for Ksh 151.39.
'Come Out and Apologise to Kenyans for Lying to Get Elected' Sifuna Tells President Ruto
21 Sep, 2023 11:21 AM
APOLOGY
Sifuna has advised the government to reflect on the cost of living in the country since they tend to ask Kenyans to tighten their belts but on their end their belts are loosened without considering the suffering of the common wananchi “Wanjiku”.
Sifuna has advised the government to reflect on the cost of living in the country since they tend to ask Kenyans to tighten their belts but on their end their belts are loosened without considering the suffering of the common wananchi “Wanjiku”.
