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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Omollo on May 23, 2015, 02:51:58 PM
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How does this help anything other than prove that the business is unserious?
I challenge anybody to grace Kenyan based internet shops and see if over 2% of them have indicated prices for the goods they are selling. The idea is trickery. Trying to trap the buyer and make more money!
However, hotels, which reportedly increased their rates by 200 per cent, have not enjoyed the same fortunes, as most pilgrims opted to stay in Catholic-run institutions. A single room which was going for Sh700 last week, was charged Sh3,000 on Friday. - See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/uhuru-margaret-kenyatta-attend-dedan-kimathi-university-sister-nyathaas-beatification#sthash.HwDBFELl.dpuf
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this is very rational and logical for business ...market forces of supply and demand will always lead to inflation of prices... am sure most accomodation were fully booked...likely caretakers and managers want to eat as much as possible- typical kenyans