Tag: Subsidy

Cost of farm inputs: Looking for a sustainable approach beyond subsiding fertiliser

President Ruto in his maiden speech during his inauguration promised to lower the price of fertiliser from the current KSh 6,500 to KSh 3,500 for a 50kg bag. A week later, the government set aside KSh 3.5 billion to subsidise 71,000 tons of fertiliser to benefit farming on about 1.4 million acres of land. Deputy […]...

10 Jun 2022

MPs want the Government to offer Kshs 15 Billion to fund the Fuel Subsidy programme

Kenyans can now smile as the Legislatures have moved to forestall a looming economic crisis by adding the Ministry of Petroleum and Mining Kshs 15 billion to fund the fuel subsidy programme. The skyro...

Tag: Subsidy

Cost of farm inputs: Looking for a sustainable approach beyond subsiding fertiliser

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MPs want the Government to offer Kshs 15 Billion to fund the Fuel Subsidy programme