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EPRA Announces Sharp Fuel Price Hike in Kenya

On April 15, 2026, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority announced new fuel prices. The review runs until May 14, 2026. Notably, diesel recorded its highest monthly increase in over two decades. Consequently, the adjustment has raised nationwide economic concerns. New Fuel Prices in Nairobi The latest review significantly raised pump prices in Nairobi. Super petrol
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EPRA Cracks Down on 23 Petrol Stations for Adulterated Fuel

On March 24, 2026, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) flagged 23 petrol stations. The stations sold adulterated fuel or fuel meant for export. This followed a nationwide inspection using mobile laboratories to protect consumers and enforce fuel quality standards. Mobile Testing Reveals Fuel Tampering EPRA deployed mobile laboratories equipped with X-ray
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Fuel Shortage Hits Kenya as Stations Ration Supply and Close

As of March 23, 2026, several petrol stations across Kenya have started rationing fuel. Others have temporarily closed due to stockouts, despite government assurances of stable reserves. Rationing and Closures Spread Across Regions First, some stations in Nairobi, especially along Lang’ata Road, introduced strict rationing measures. They limited fuel purchases to as low as
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Middle East Conflict Shakes Kenya’s Economy as Exports Fall and Fuel Costs Loom

The escalating Middle East conflict in March 2026 is straining Kenya’s economy. Consequently, exports are shrinking while energy costs threaten to surge. Export Crisis Hits Meat, Tea, and Flowers Meat Trade Nearly Collapses Kenya’s lucrative Gulf meat market has sharply declined. Previously, the country earned about $2.3 million weekly from exports. However, volumes have
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Kenyan Motorists Face Rising Fuel Costs

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 […]
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EPRA Announces Fuel Price Reduction Effective Today

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