Kenyan motorists are getting some relief at the pump. Specifically, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has reduced the maximum allowed price for diesel by Sh10 per litre and Super Petrol by Sh0.22 per litre. Furthermore, the new prices take effect from midnight, June 14, 2026, and
Kenya may soon experience higher fuel prices as international crude oil hits Ksh 8,643 ($67) per barrel. Consequently, motorists and households could feel the financial impact immediately. The spike stems from escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, a leading global oil exporter. Previously, crude traded at Ksh 7,700 ($60) per barrel. Therefore, supply […]
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has reduced fuel prices across Kenya.The new prices take effect from January 15 to February 14, 2026.Consequently, the move offers relief to households and businesses facing rising living costs. EPRA lowered Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene prices by an average of KSh2 per litre.Therefore, motorists will spend slightly less




