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Protect consumers against exploitation

On Thursday last week, the World Bank (WB) released a report that shows Kenyan motorists are paying Sh15 more than they should for a litre of petrol.

According to the World Bank, a litre of petrol should be retailing at Sh67 in Nairobi. The report on the state of the economy reveals the extent of the exploitation the Kenyan people are subjected to amid falling prices of crude oil on the international market.

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