Hey Bernard, it seems everyone is stuck between a wedge of pricing and expectations. I can tell you 3 months after the cameras 41% was scrapped by govt, prices still have not come to such levels. I was even more disturbed that a whole tower like CBK has been pushing banks to drop their borrowing rates which they have said no ( while banks borrow at 7.5% from CBK ). I think it is high time some serious economist joined skunks and layed it out on the table. No blame to govt nor businesses. Where is the problem? Why are prices not heading downwards and if they are, why not to expected levels? I think regulators are not the problem. Seems there is a middleground unknown as each and every sector in kenya is taking the same route. The govt has a big problem now. It keeps on promoting local growth through removal of duties,vat but these never reach the consumer in a manner intended to spur growth. If an item is 41% cheaper, then this should reflect so. By also removing the duties/vat, the govt is doing away with corruption in those import sectors. I wonder.... :-)