Ruto defends fuel prices, cites infrastructure demands

President William Ruto has defended the cost of fuel in Kenya, attributing the relatively higher prices to the country’s economic standing and heavy investment in infrastructure...

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President William Ruto has defended Kenya's higher fuel prices, stating they are a consequence of the nation's middle-income status and substantial infrastructure investments.

KSh 13 billion to be released to hospitals under the Social Health Authority (SHA) this month for timely payments.
President William Ruto attributed higher fuel costs to Kenya's development ambitions and infrastructure needs, comparing it to regional neighbours.
Kenya maintains over 20,000 kilometres of tarmac roads and is constructing an additional 6,000 kilometres.

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