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The government is on course to reduce the cost of living as it rolls out a series of interventions to navigate the current economic challenges. President William Ruto during his May Day address to the country says economic recovery is gradual and will not automatically drop through Unga shelf prices alone.
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The President urges patience to allow recovery interventions to yield a reduction in cost of living
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