“Economic sabotage, looting and violent protests will not resolve the fuel prices challenge,” says Prof Kindiki 

The Mountain Journal   The Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki, has disclosed that Cabinet Secretaries will convene a meeting with stakeholders, owners and operators of public transport vehicles, manufacturers and other players who rely on petroleum products, and seek solutions to the fuel prices issue.  Kindiki said President William Ruto, who is in Azerbaijan, has CS’s…

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The public transport disorder 

The Mountain Journal Public transportation disruption has been experienced across the country, with thousands of commuters stranded. In Mt Kenya region,  the highways are empty as the PSV stages remain deserted, as only boda boda and tuk tuk operators ferry passengers at exaggerated fares.  From Meru, Nanyuki, Nyeri, Murang’a, and Thika, the PSV operators withdrew…

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