Ruto’s Major Promise Finally Fulfilled

Since assuming power from his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta, President William Ruto has been dedicated to fulfilling his promise of making Kenyans’ lives easier by reducing the cost of living.

Over the last few months, the head of state has implemented various mechanisms to achieve this goal, and soon Kenyans are expected to experience the benefits.

One area President Ruto specifically targeted for cost reduction is the refilling of cooking gas, a widely used commodity among Kenyans for cooking. In an earlier speech, Ruto pledged that his administration would tirelessly work to bring down the cost of refilling a 6kg gas cylinder from Ksh. 2000 to Ksh. 500.

In recent weeks, Kenyans from all corners of the country have witnessed a significant decrease in the cost of refilling cooking gas, with some reporting prices as low as Ksh. 1000, and further reductions are expected in the coming days.

K24 news, after conducting a spot check in Narok Town, confirmed that traders have indeed lowered the cost of gas due to its affordability.

To ensure a sustained and affordable supply, the government went the extra mile by allowing a Tanzanian investor to establish a gas plant in Mombasa. This strategic move is aimed at ensuring a consistent gas supply and making the product more attainable for Kenyan consumers.

As the cost of living continues to decrease, President William Ruto’s administration is making strides in fulfilling its commitment to improve the lives of Kenyans and alleviate the financial burden on households by making essential commodities more affordable.

Yesterday, the president also announced that his administration has allowed for the importation of sugar so that the prices can come down.