The fuel price shocker: What Kenyans should brace for
Originally published by Citizen Digital — Read the original article →
On October 15, Kenyans woke to a fuel bill that few household budgets can absorb.
In its monthly review, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) raised pump prices for the period running to 14 November.
In Nairobi, Super Petrol now sells at KSh.226.96 a litre and Diesel at KSh.227.76. Kerosene, the fuel of the poor, costs KSh.219.87.
