Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has defended the government’s decision to cut Value Added Tax (VAT) on fuel and introduce a subsidy, saying the measures have shielded Kenyans from a sharper rise in pump prices. Speaking on Saturday, April 18, 2026, amid concerns over the cost of living, Wandayi said reducing VAT on petroleum products […]
Wandayi defends fuel tax cut and subsidy, says diesel could have hit Ksh236
Source: People Daily
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