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Treasury CS John Mbadi: In early 2023, when we really felt the cost of basic commodities was unaffordable for ordinary Kenyans, we were out in the streets with sufurias on our heads. Today, how many people are still doing that? I don't see them. It means the cost of living has come down.
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Streets are quiet, no more sufurias on heads — Mbadi says cost of living has dropped
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