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Khalwale wants Ruto to sack CSs Kuria, Chirchir - Vimarsana News

Khalwale wants Ruto to sack CSs Kuria, Chirchir

Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale has asked President William Ruto to sack Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria and Davis Chirchir.

Source: pd.co.ke
You are on your own, there is nothing we can do to help you – Energy CS DAVIS CHIRCHIR now tells Kenyans after abnormally increasing fuel prices. - Vimarsana News

You are on your own, there is nothing we can do to help you – Energy CS DAVIS CHIRCHIR now tells Kenyans after abnormally increasing fuel prices.

Saturday, September 16, 2023 - Energy Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir has added salt to injury after claiming that there was nothing the government could do to reduce the skyrocketing fuel prices. Speaking before the National Assembly’s Energy Committee, Chirchir said the government has no control over the skyrocketing fuel prices. He noted that the country could face harder times…

'There is nothing much we can do' - CS Chirchir says on fuel prices - Vimarsana News

'There is nothing much we can do' - CS Chirchir says on fuel prices

Energy Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir now says the government has no control over the skyrocketing fuel prices.

Source: pd.co.ke
EPRA Increases Fuel Prices for May - June - Vimarsana News

EPRA Increases Fuel Prices for May - June

The new directive meant to take effect between May 14, to June 14, affects super petrol, diesel, and kerosene.

Bakers Forced to Reduce Bread Prices - Vimarsana News

Bakers Forced to Reduce Bread Prices

Bakers Forced to Reduce Bread Prices Loaves of bread being baked at a bakery Twitter Bakers have been forced to reduce the price of bread nearly two weeks after loaves of bread traded at Ksh 50 and Ksh 75.  Supermarkets and retailers recently sold bread from bakers at Ksh 55, but retained their own in-house baked bread at Ksh 50. As a result, consumers opted to purchase the in-house baked bread as opposed to the bakers' bread which saw the suppliers incur loses.  Shopkeepers within the city concurred, disclosing that customers settled for less known bread and left the renowned brands sitti...