EPRA is the body that regulates the purchasing and selling of fuel in the country. The body has announced that the prices of fuel most specific the petrol has increased from ksh 179.67 to ksh 195.53. This directly means that Kenyans will continue facing hard times and the cost of living is expected to be very high and the prices of basic commodities like maize flour and sugar will increase.
After the 2023 finance bill was passed by the parliament Kenyans expected that things will be all right but it seem that they will have to embrace themselves for what is likely to come. Kenyans have not taken the news easily and they have reacted online to show their frustrations. See some of their reactions;
The president William Ruto promised to smoothen things when he was campaigning and Kenyans especially from poor families had so much hope in him but as things stand they are thinking that the president has failed them already. Do you think that the president will be able to stabilise the country’s economy? Leave your comments below and kindly follow for more updates.
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