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“Good news soon. Hang in there dear Kenyans." 

Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has sparked a debate online after he told Kenyans to wait for good news in the coming days. 

In a statement via his X account, CS Kuria asked Kenyans to hang on as they wait for the good news. 

“Good news soon. Hang in there dear Kenyans,” the Public Service CS stated.

His statement comes ahead of the November to December fuel prices review by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) on Tuesday November 14.

In the last review, EPRA increased the prices of Super Petrol by Sh5.72 litre, Diesel by Sh4.48 litre and Kerosene by Sh2.45 litre angering a majority of Kenyans.

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File image of a fuel pump.

Below are reactions from Kenyans to CS Kuria’s statement.