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Vendors, drivers, and businessmen are decrying losses, saying even with plenty of food, vegetables, and services, the number of customers has greatly reduced. According to Kenyans, this is largely due to the high cost of living brought about by the hike in fuel prices.
Food prices continue to rise
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