GenZote Movement
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GenZote Movement
@GenZoteMovement
Nairobi, Kenya Katılım Ağustos 2021
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Tumeamkia violence!
Mwafreeka has cooked Hanifa vibaya sana pale iko nini podcast.
He says in a million years he would have never thought he would see Hanifa akitukanana na mtu juu ya kutombwa matako!
Says Hanifa should show respect to guests pale @RadioGenKe
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Jomo built a nation.
Kibaki invested in minds.
Uhuru invested in roads.
Riggy G invested in...victimhood politics and endless microphones. Prosperity yenyewe ni motivational speaker at this point
Coast development tour cash out full kenya keep going
DCP TV@_DCPTV
Jommo Kenyatta brought us Independence. Kibaki brought us Free Education. Uhuru brought us Infrastructure. H.E. Riggy G will bring us Economic Prosperity.
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The Government understands the burden rising fuel prices have placed on Kenyans. This is a global crisis affecting many countries, but measures continue to be put in place to cushion wananchi and maintain stable fuel supply.
Kenyans are urged to remain patient and united during this challenging period.
Ujasusi wahakika jane marriott MI6 #UKRejectsRiggy london si wamunyoro
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The Matatu strike has officially been called off after fuel prices reminded everyone that walking to work is not a personality trait 😅
Government is now reviewing the fuel prices. Pole to all Kenyans affected, and thank you for the patience.
London si wamunyoro ujasusi wahakika jane marrot MI6 kazi inafanyika
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We are fully aware of the frustration, pain and burden that families, businesses, farmers and transporters have endured due to rising fuel prices over the past few weeks.
The truth is this: Kenya is facing the effects of a global fuel crisis caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This challenge is not unique to Kenya. Across the world, countries are grappling with rising fuel prices, supply shortages and disruptions in the global supply chain.
Since the beginning of this crisis, we have responded decisively to cushion Kenyans from high fuel prices and to ensure the country continues to enjoy a stable and uninterrupted fuel supply under the Government-to-Government framework.
In the April-May and May-June pricing cycles, the Government has spent KSh28.19 billion on fuel price support through direct stabilisation measures and Value Added Tax (VAT) relief of 8 per cent, protecting millions of Kenyans from even greater hardship.
Without Government intervention during this period, Super Petrol would retail at KSh230 a litre instead of the current KSh214. Diesel would retail at KSh277 instead of KSh232, while kerosene would retail at KSh270 instead of KSh191.
To further cushion Kenyans, I have directed a KSh10 reduction for diesel in the June-July pricing cycle.
We call on Kenyans to remain patient as we navigate this crisis. Let us not allow irresponsible political opportunists to politicise a crisis that is global in nature. Together, we shall overcome these challenges.
Held talks with transport stakeholders at State House Mombasa and agreed on a series of reforms to address concerns in the transport sector, including the possibility of a temporary relief on lending terms for the transport sector, insurance claims and regulations on minimum fares for digital taxis, as well as allowing the continued use of artwork and graffiti on matatus.




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