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Ugandans told to cut travel as fuel prices soar

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Ugandans are being urged to cut unnecessary journeys and use public transport as rising fuel prices threaten to make food, transport and other essential goods more expensive. Petrol is selling at about Shs 6,800 a litre, while diesel costs approximately Shs 7,000, according to Deputy Secretary to the Treasury Patrick Ocailap. The warning comes as […] The post Ugandans told to cut travel as fuel prices soar appeared f
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