Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has refuted claims made by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua regarding the government’s progress on tracking LPG cylinders. During a recent meeting, Wandayi emphasized that the tracking system remains incomplete, contradicting Gachagua’s statements. The discussion centered on the implementation of measures to ensure compliance with regulations on liquefied petroleum gas distribution.
Wandayi highlighted ongoing efforts to improve the system, noting that full implementation is still pending. The debate reflects broader concerns about regulatory enforcement and transparency in energy management. Gachagua had previously raised questions about the effectiveness of current policies, prompting the Cabinet Secretary to clarify the status of the initiative.
The conversation underscores the challenges in balancing policy execution with public accountability. While officials acknowledge progress, they also stress the need for continued investment and coordination. The issue remains a point of contention as stakeholders await clearer timelines and measurable outcomes.
