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Originally published by The Standardtop
May 21, 2026
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Too little, too late? Kindiki finally speaks on fuel crisis

After a week-long national crisis occasioned by the sharp increase of fuel prices, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has finally emerged to address the matter, albeit too late...
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has finally addressed the nation's concern over soaring fuel prices, acknowledging the economic burden on Kenyans. His remarks come after a week of public outcry and follow verbal assurances from other cabinet secretaries.
- The Kenyan Government is exploring sustainable methods to reduce fuel costs, having already reduced Value Added Tax on fuel from 16% to 8% and injected a sh 13 billion subsidy.
- Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is appealing for patience and calm, urging citizens to express grievances peacefully and avoid destructive protests.
- He emphasized the government's need to balance cushioning citizens from high fuel prices with funding crucial development projects through fuel taxes.
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