Maraga Says Kenya Would Avoid Fuel Crisis With Proper Resource Management
Maraga blamed poor resource management and overreliance on imported energy for exposing Kenyans to recurring economic hardships. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Former Chief Justice and presidential candidate David Maraga has stated that Kenya could have avoided its current fuel crisis through better resource management and sustainable investments.
- Maraga attributed the crisis to poor resource management and overreliance on imported energy, which exposes Kenyans to economic hardships.
- The key person involved is David Maraga, a former Chief Justice and presidential candidate.
- A notable detail is that neighboring countries like Rwanda have lower fuel prices despite global market shocks, suggesting internal management issues in Kenya.
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