Kenya’s fuel consumption for the first half of the year dropped marginally by 4,780
metric tonnes, reflecting
stunted economic growth
and reduced usage of diesel to generate electricity.
The total fuel consumption remained almost flat at 1.74
million metric tonnes during the first six months of the year, according to leading
data from the bureau of
statistics.
The reduction is attributed to the good rains in the first half of the year which cut
reliance on thermal
generated electricity as well as the record high prices of fuel which reduced consumption.
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PKoli I wouldn't mind such a figure though it makes you wonder what has changed since Kestrel gave its update. But hatuezi kataa

Ebu nijibuni kwanza kabla muendele na hiyo 25 bob yenu

Aguy, their figure of 20.13-21.00 included a 15-20 percent premium. Their fair value for KK was 17.50

However, maybe since that time, Biwott decided to play hard ball;-)

What about the payment after PUMA buyout how will it effected and will your individual sale be subjected to normal transaction charges?

KES 25.00 is a dream .... but dreams come true

Relax, the deal has not even gone through

Picking up a few more [cash ni shida] KK

What if its 25.00

Its all a matter of fear or greed