“With All Due Respect, There’s No Deal”: Matatu Official Publicly Contradicts Govt as Fuel Strike Continues

Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi had stepped before cameras alongside Transport CS Davis Chirchir appearing confident that progress had been made. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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A nationwide matatu strike in Kenya continued after a sector official publicly contradicted government ministers regarding a supposed agreement on fuel prices.

The Matatu Owners Association rejected the government's proposed Sh10 reduction in diesel prices, demanding a cut of Sh30 to Sh35 per litre instead.
Kennedy Kaunda, Group CEO of the Tourist Guide Association, directly refuted claims of a deal made during talks with Cabinet Secretaries Opiyo Wandayi (Energy) and Davis Chirchir (Transport).
The official's defiant statement, "With all due respect… there’s no deal. The strike is still on!", became a viral moment, highlighting public frustration over the rising cost of living.

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“With All Due Respect, There’s No Deal”: Matatu Official Publicly Contradicts Govt as Fuel Strike Continues

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