A Cooking gas cylinder. Cooking gas prices remain high in Kenya, with retailers blaming a weakening shilling, and erratic supplies of the commodity.
Economic Shocks Continue as Kenya Shilling Weakens
Kenya is confronting a number of economic shocks as it grapples with a weakened shilling. Cooking gas prices remain high as thousands of tea workers threaten to strike over a high cost of living.
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Kenya: Tea Workers Threaten to Go On Strike Over Living Costs
Nation, 23 October 2011
Thousands of tea workers in multi-national tea companies warned on Sunday that they would go on strike to protest against the high cost of living. Read more »
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Kenya: Cooking Gas Prices Continue to Go Up Amid Erratic Supply
Business Daily, 23 October 2011
Cooking gas prices remained high as retailers reported erratic supplies of the commodity, whose cost continued to vary widely in different selling points. Read more »
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18 October 2011
Gas Shortage in Kenya
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- Kenya Citizen TV
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An acute shortage of cooking gas, has hit several parts of the country, with several filling stations, reporting stock outs of the commodity. Oil ... see more »
