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How CS will set diesel subsidy for motorists

Cabinet Secretary in charge of Petroleum John Munyes. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  John Mutua

Business Reporter

Nation Media Group

Motorists will enjoy a State subsidy on fuel when the crude oil prices in the global market cross $50 (Sh5,420.40) per barrel.

The Ministry of Energy yesterday told Parliament that Kenyans will not bear costs of diesel prices above $50 a barrel in a subsidy scheme that excludes petrol.

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