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And to the latest developments affecting our nation's infrastructure and economy. The proposed increase in the road maintenance levy has sparked significant debate and concern among various stakeholders. This comes as the Ministry of Transport conducts its public participation sessions, which conclude on Monday. Voices from the grassroots to industry leaders paint a gloomy picture of how this is going to affect many businesses. The controversial proposal seeks to increase the road maintenance levy from ksh18 to ksh25 per litre of fuel. further burdening Kenyans.
The controversial proposal to increase the road Maintenance Levy from Ksh18 to Ksh25 per ltr of fuel
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