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Starting next month Kenyans will have to pay more for petroleum products after the National Assembly approved an amendment to raise the VAT on fuel from 8 percent to 16 per cent. Despite spirited opposition by members of the Azimio coalition, government-allied MPs continued to have their way in all the amendments as the house moves to finalize on the controversial bill by tomorrow
184 MPs approved the increase of VAT on fuel from 8% to 16%
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