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Kenya is Facing Liquidity Crisis: Expert Explains What This Mean - Vimarsana News

Kenya is Facing Liquidity Crisis: Expert Explains What This Mean

Government liquidity reflects a country's adaptability in fulfilling financial commitments and without cash flow, Kenya could default on existing loans.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Davis Chirchir: Expect Pump Prices to Hit KSh 300 Per Litre Due to Israeli-Hamas War - Vimarsana News

Davis Chirchir: Expect Pump Prices to Hit KSh 300 Per Litre Due to Israeli-Hamas War

Energy CS Davis Chirchir warned Kenyans to brace for tough times ahead, projecting an increase in prices of petroleum products due to Isareli-Hamas war.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Rigathi Gachagua's Claim Israeli-Hamas War Could Push Pump Prices Up Is True, Expert - Vimarsana News

Rigathi Gachagua's Claim Israeli-Hamas War Could Push Pump Prices Up Is True, Expert

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claimed that the crisis emanating from the Israeli-Hamas war will have a negative impact on Kenya's petroleum product prices.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Fuel Prices in East Africa: Kenyans Pay Highest Costs as Tanzanians Enjoy Lower Tariffs - Vimarsana News

Fuel Prices in East Africa: Kenyans Pay Highest Costs as Tanzanians Enjoy Lower Tariffs

Across the East African region, Kenyans are paying the highest prices for fuel following the implementation of the Finance Act 2023. Tanzanians pay the lowest.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Kenya Sends Delegation to United Arab Emirates to Renegotiate Govt-to-Govt Fuel Deal - Vimarsana News

Kenya Sends Delegation to United Arab Emirates to Renegotiate Govt-to-Govt Fuel Deal

William Ruto's administration signed a nine-month deal with international oil producers to import oil on credit, to ease dollar pressure on the Kenya shilling.

Source: tuko.co.ke