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Prices of goods expected to go up following implementation of the VAT on petroleum products

Citrus fruits seller Rose Mureithi sets arranges fruits at her stall at the Whispers open air markets in Nyeri, February 20, 2018, even as health authorities raise an alarm that some fruit vendors were us Calcium Carbide to hasten the ripening of the fruits thus posing health risk by so doing. [PHOTO: Mose Sammy, Standard]

The rate of borrowing will remain unchanged as the Central Bank seeks to cushion Kenyans from increasing costs.

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