MIKE SSEGAWA: Fuel Pumps and Dollar Boards: The Litre That Rearranged the Week
On Monday, the pump still looked ordinary. By Wednesday, it had rearranged the week. The attendant did not argue. He turned the nozzle, watched the figures climb, and told the boda rider that a full tank was no longer a casual conversation. Petrol at the major stations has climbed to between Shs 6,850 and Shs […] The post MIKE SSEGAWA: Fuel Pumps and Dollar Boards: The Litre That Rearranged the…
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