Court gives Mbadi, Wandayi 14 days to respond to fuel price case
[File, Standard] The High Court has given the Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi and his Energy and Petroleum counterpart Opiyo Wandayi 14 days to file their responses in a petition challenging the fuel price hike.
The judge issued the directive after the Petitioner Francis Awino, a Nairobi resident informed the court none of the respondents including the CSs, and other government agencies are yet to file their responses to his petition challenging the process used to review fuel prices.
Justice Roselyne Aburili gave Mbadi and Wandayi, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) and Attorney General a final chance to file their responses in a case seeking orders stopping the increase in fuel prices in the country.
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