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“Consumer Price Index (CPI) is defined as a measure of the weighted aggregate change over time in retail prices paid by consumers for a given basket of goods and services,” said KNBS.
Rising food and fuel prices have pushed Kenya’s inflation to a two-year high, leaving households with reduced purchasing power and worsening cost-of-living pressures.
Kenya’s inflation rate rises to 5.6 per cent in April from 4.4pc in March, driven by higher fuel, transport and food costs, KNBS says.