Tanzanian liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) dealers have accused Kenyan “monopolistic” firms of influencing the government’s April ban on commodity through the Namanga border, renewing the long-running trade feud between the two countries.
Petroleum PS Andrew Kamau had said the directive that all LPG imports undergo quality checks at the Mombasa port would help tame rising illegal gas refilling plants in the country, which are exposing unsuspecting consumers to safety risks.
