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Victor Rotich
Kifaru

How can the government of Kenya deal with the rising fuel prices?

There has been a high rise of fuel prices in Kenya since mid last year. The prices keeps on rising despite the hard economic times that kenyans are going through. This is making life even harder to kenyan taxpayers since it is adding more weight to their already burdened shoulders. What can the government do to control the rising fuel prices?

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  1. I think the government should re-introduce the initial subsidy that was there and then look for other long term solutions.

    I think the government should re-introduce the initial subsidy that was there and then look for other long term solutions.

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2 Her Answers

  1. Planned subsidies and clear communication for planning purposes. Govt should set a flat rate and cover the extra cost that causes flactuation..

    Planned subsidies and clear communication for planning purposes. Govt should set a flat rate and cover the extra cost that causes flactuation..

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  2. I think the government should re-introduce the initial subsidy that was there and then look for other long term solutions.

    I think the government should re-introduce the initial subsidy that was there and then look for other long term solutions.

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1 His Answer

  1. Bilateral agreements with oil producing nations to subsidize costs.

    Bilateral agreements with oil producing nations to subsidize costs.

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