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According to Muturi, having clear legal and institutional avenues for dealing with electoral questions could help contain disputes before they develop into wider national crises.
According to the statement, Kenyans currently pay Sh25 per litre through the Road Maintenance Levy Fund, with part of the money already committed to infrastructure financing deals.
According to DP-K, Kenyans are “over-taxed, overburdened, and squeezed to the bone,” insisting that the problem is not a lack of funds but a lack of honesty in leadership. Muturi urged the government to focus on restoring public trust by confronting corruption rather than introducing new taxes and levies.