How Ruto Has Made Life Difficult for Linturi, Murkomen and Other Ministers
Photo: Courtesy President William Ruto has shown that it is not going to business as usual in his government. Comfortable Cabinet Secretaries have been told to get down to work and ensure that they deliver on Kenya Kwanza’s Plan. After the government’s retreat at Kenya Safari Club Hotel, some ministers who were seen with the President in public have taken back seats.
Why Murkomen, Linturi And Other CSs Have Gone Silent After New Year Retreat.
The president of the republic of Kenya William Samoei Ruto earlier in the year met his cabinet secretaries at the swanky mount Kenya safari club hotel where he outlined his agenda for the nation before the people charged with the responsibility of helping him deliver. Ever since the meeting ended, a number of cabinet secretaries have gone Silent even as the head of State and his deputy continue to crisscross the country to initiate projects and handle the politics.
Joy to Kenyans as Ruto's Government Pledge to Drop Unga and Food Prices in February
The government has given Kenyans a ray of hope with the latest announcement concerning reduction of food prices. Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi revealed that Kenyans will soon get access to cheap food by end of February. Speaking on Tuesday evening, the CS assured Kenyans that the government is importing maize and rice to avoid a potential famine caused by poor harvests.
Good News To Kenyans As The Government Announces This
2022 was one of the toughest years in the lives of Kenyans and the citizens are hoping that the suffering they underwent in the previous years will not happen this new year. Much expectations are on the cost of living coming down through reduction in the prices of commodities such as unga.
"Kwa Nini Wakenya Wanateta Bei Ya Mayai Inapanda, Hiyo Ni Bahati Ya Mkulima" Mithika Linturi Says
She news reaching our desk is that Mithika Linturi has applauded the increase of egg prices in the country. He was keen to note that the demand of eggs in the country is high and hence farmers are going to maximize on profits. He was glad that the chicken programs that he wants to launch will now be profitable for farmers and they will have good returns.
Just In: Govt Gives Kenyans Hope Over Reduction of Prices of These Products
President William Ruto's government has finally slapped Kenyans with a flair of hope to Kenyans regarding the reduction of prices of some essential commodities. In a statement issued Agriculture CS Hon Mithika Linturi, the government is planning to import maize and rice this January. On that note, he informed that by the end of February, prices of Unga and rice will be brought down definitely.
JUST IN: Government Makes Announcement On Prices Of Maize Flour And Rice
It is now well over three months since the Kenya Kwanza alliance administration came into office with expectations being high that the new administration would fix the high cost of living that is biting across the country. However, that has not been the case with the government even scrapping off the several food subsidies that had been introduced by retired president Uhuru Kenyatta to manage the cost of living.
The GOVT to Gather Information from Famers assist in supply of fertilizer in parts of Country.
The Ministry of agriculture meanwhile has kicked off plans to register and collect crucial data on farmers in the country. The cabinet secretary for agriculture that's speaker linturi says the data will help the government to make better plans for the distribution of subsidized fertilizer while also establishing the nation's food production capacity.
Unga and Rice Prices to go down by February 2023
Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Mithika Linturi, has announced that prices for Unga and rice are expected to decrease by the end of February. The decrease will be caused by imports being made by the government in an effort to provide assistance to those in need.
Relief To Kenyans As CS For Agriculture Linturi Announces Price Reduction Of Two Major Food Products
Kenyans will sigh with relief at the news that the price of two important food items will be significantly reduced, especially given the country's high cost of living. Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi made the announcement. Mithika Linturi predicts that the price of rice and unga will be lower by the end of February 2023.
Info Out As Kenyans Are Told What Will Happen to Price of Unga And Rice By The End of February
The cost of living is too high making it impossible for kenyans to acquire basic commodities. Things are so difficult to the extent that majority of kenyans cannot put food on the table. During his campaigns, President William Ruto had promised to lower the cost of living in his first one hundred days in office.
Good News To Kenyans As The Government Reveals Fresh Details Concerning Prices Of Maize Flour & Rice
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi has promised that prices for staples like rice and corn flour would decrease by the end of February, even though the government was doing nothing but importing the same. Photo:Courtesy Mr. Linturi has promised that by the end of next month or March, thousands of tons of consignment of imported food will arrive at the port of Mombasa, bringing much-needed relief to Kenyans.
Cost Of Unga To Come Down By End of February, Agriculture CS Linturi Says
Cost Of UngaTo Come Down By End February, Agriculture CS Linturi Says. The Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Honourable Mithika Linturi has now said that the cost of Unga and rice will come down by the end of February 2023. He was speaking on Tuesday afternoon where he also stated that they are going to import maize and rice to boost the food shortage in the country.
Agriculture CS Mithika Linturi Announced Date In Which Price Of Unga Will Drop
By March 1, 2023 maize flour costs would be decreased according to plans revealed by Mithika Linturi cabinet secretary for agriculture. Speaking to the media on Tuesday, December 3, Linturi pledged to lower the cost of maize flour which is now sold for more than Ksh200 to help Kenyans.
"Tumechoka Na Ahadi Zenu" Angry Kenyans react on cs Linturi remarks to reduce Unga price on Feb
Kenyans few minutes ago have shared their dissatisfaction comments on a story posted by one media houses in Kenya . This was following the remarks of cabinet secretary for agriculture former Meru county senator Hon Mithika Linturi . The CS has been promising Kenyans a better tomorrow everytime he speaks making Kenyans start to doubt him at some point .
Good News To Kenyans After Linturi Makes Another Move On Maize And Unga Prices
Many Kenyans have reasons to smile because the price of maize and rice is expected to drop this month. Some brands now sell a 2kg packet of maize flour for KSh 213, up from KSh 180 at the beginning of November. Due to the internet uproar caused by this latest occurrence, Kenyans have taken to social media to share their opinions.
Relief To Kenyans After CS Linturi's Statement on the Cost of Unga and Rice
After a high cost of living,many Kenyans have any reasons to smile has Maize and Rice set to lower by this month. According to reports,the Agriculture Cabinet Secretary ie Mithika Linturi has assured Kenyans that the cost of maize flour and rice will drop by the end of February even as the government imports the same.
Details On How The Government Plans To Reduce Costs Of Unga And Rice By End Of February
The cost of living continued to worsen after prices of goods and services increased by 7.1 per cent in December last year, the highest level in two years. Last month, a lot of Kenyans were forced to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for basic commodities, especially foodstuff, according to data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics
Good News to Tea Farmers As Government Announces The Following Concerning Tea Bonuses
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi has announced the payment of a Ksh5.5 billion bonus to Kenyan tea farmers. According to Linturi, the decision was motivated by the country's poor financial position, and the incentive was intended to provide comfort to the farmers. The Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) released the payment to support the farmers for the half-year that ended on December 31, 2022.
CS Mithika Linturi Promises To Lower Food Prices.
Many people in the country are still facing economic hardships. The cost of living is high. The proces of basic food commodities are quite high and many people cannot afford. Some of the household whose prices are high include; bread and maize floor-a staple food in Kenya among other essential food stuffs.