A single type of fertilizer has increased in price by Sh25 within two weeks

The claim that a single type of fertilizer has increased in price by Sh25 within two weeks is inaccurate based on the provided articles. Both "Nyanya zageuka bidhaa za ‘matajiri’ moja ikiongezeka hadi Sh25 ndani ya wiki mbili" and "Only rich Kenyans can afford tomatoes now as prices soar to Sh25 per fruit" discuss a significant price increase, but they refer to tomatoes, not fertilizer. Specifically, the articles highlight that the cost of a single tomato has risen to Sh25 within a two-week period, a dramatic increase that makes the vegetable unaffordable for many Kenyans. The article from Taifa Leo, titled "Nyanya zageuka bidhaa za ‘matajiri’ moja ikiongezeka hadi Sh25 ndani ya wiki mbili," explicitly states that an investigation in major markets revealed the price of a single tomato has reached up to Sh25. It further attributes this surge to high production costs and increased demand from neighboring countries. While high production costs could implicitly include fertilizer prices, the articles do not isolate fertilizer as the specific item that has increased by Sh25. Instead, the focus is squarely on the retail price of the tomato itself. Vivian Wanjiru,