According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, the inflation rate for food prices rose to 12.4 percent in May 2022, up from 7 percent in May 2021.
Speaking to KNA in Kisii town, Dayprin Hotel Manager, Mercy Moraa said the high cost of food has largely affected her business. She pointed out they have reduced the servings of food stuffs they purchase on a daily basis so as to maintain their profit and daily production. Moraa noted the number of customers had also reduced since only a few people can afford meals in hotels whereas others opt to carry packed lunches from their homes.
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