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A walking nation: No matatus, schools suspended as fuel strike bites
Some schools announce they'll remain closed on Monday.
Nairobi Lens Reporter May 17, 2026 3 min read
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Some schools announce they'll remain closed on Monday.
Price of kerosene remains unchanged.
President Ruto has begun lobying for Justice Ndung'u.
SACCOs given three months to comply.
COTU had pushed for 23 per cent minimum wage raise.
Ruto says Kenya is changing for the better.
The deal will help build 10 specialized hospitals in nine counties.
At the heart of the new law is a 50 per cent reduction in VAT on petroleum products.
“We are shocked, angry and we feel betrayed." - Kenyan motorists
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