Gas Shortage in Kenya
- Publisher:
- Kenya Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 18 October 2011
- Tags:
- Kenya, Commodities, Economy, Business and Finance
An acute shortage of cooking gas, has hit several parts of the country, with several filling stations, reporting stock outs of the commodity. Oil marketing companies, have not received fresh supplies of the commodity, for the last two weeks, with prices having shot up by almost 100%, over the last one year alone. Dennis Otieno reports, on a situation that is likely to complicate, the lives of citizens, already overburdened by last week's hike, in fuel prices.
Economic Shocks Continue as Kenya Shilling Weakens
- Oil Marketers Focus On Depots to Overcome Supply Hurdles
- Reforms in Public Spending Key to Growth
- Weak Shilling Cuts Second-Hand Car Orders By 20 Percent
- Fertiliser to Get Sh4.8 Billion This Year
- Dollar Demand to Rise As Firms Quote Prices in U.S. Currency
- Govt, Kenya Equities Slump
- Tea Workers Threaten to Go On Strike Over Living Costs
- Cooking Gas Prices Continue to Go Up Amid Erratic Supply
Uganda: Shilling Remains Weak
- Country Exports, Shilling Remain Weak
- Shilling Depreciates By 4.5 Percent
- Uganda Shilling Continues to Depreciate
- Shilling Slides Against Dollar
- Uganda Shilling to Remain Weak - Expert
- Tough Economic Year Offers Reality Check for Policy Makers
- 2011 - the Year When Securities, Shilling Were Hard-Hit
- Shilling Hits Record Lows in 2011
IMF Grants Kenya More Forex Cover
- IMF Grants Nation More Forex Cover
- IMF - Nation Gets Sh25 Billion to Boost Shilling On Approval
- Treasury Asks IMF for Billions to Stem Currency Slide
- VIDEO: Kenyan Shilling Regains its Feet
- Nation Can Only Get Sh25n Billion More From IMF to Help Shilling
- IMF Calls for More Policy Tightening in Kenya and the Region
- Debt Burden Balloons On High Spending
