Kenyans Still Worse Off Economically - Report

Inflation has dropped to the lowest in over 20 months according to a report by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, but consumers are still worse off.

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Nairobi shoppers (file photo): Consumers still suffering despite inflation going down.

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