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The government has okayed the importation of sugar into the country to mitigate the shortage of the commodity that has pushed prices to an all-time high. President William Ruto says the government has licensed sugar importers to source for the commodity from across the world to alleviate the current situation.
Sugar prices go up as sugar factories remain shut
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