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Relief For Kenyans As Gas Prices Set To Drop By June-William Ruto

Sarah Wamaitha by Sarah Wamaitha
March 2, 2023
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Gas Prices will drop from Ksh 2,000 to Ksh 300 by the month of June, according to President William Ruto.

The President stated that the move was intended to lower the cost of living while speaking at the KICC on Thursday, March 2 during the introduction of the Women Fund.

The new price, he continued, would vary from KSh.300 as a minimum to KSh.500 as a maximum.

Read: Rising Food And Gas Costs Push Kenya’s Inflation Up To 9.2%

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On the other hand, he issued a warning to shady businesses who intended to abuse the directive, warning them that they would be scrutinized.

“I must warn those refilling gas because a number refill the gas on substandard cylinders which have caused a lot of harm. Your days are numbered. the President said.

Ruto gave the Interior Ministry the order to start registering all petrol stations in order to make sure they had licenses.

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This comes days after the launch of the Taifa Gas project in Mombasa. The head of State stated at Dongo Kundu that the Kenya Kwanza Government is working on a comprehensive plan to guarantee that local cooking gas is made accessible and affordable.

Ruto announced on Friday, February 24, that he would repeal all taxes on liquefied petroleum (LPG) gas in a memo to the Ministry of Treasury.

The President requested that KPC’s top management enhance capacity in order to offer reservoirs for less expensive LPG gas from Tanzania as they kicked the building of the TaifaGas LPG terminal in Mombasa.

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