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Browsing: fuel crisis in Kenya
- The Kenyan government has announced a fuel relief targeting consumers who have been paying the highest prices ever recorded in the East African country
- The government’s spokesperson Kanze Dena informed the public that the government had left the prices of the commodities unchanged, amid a steep rise in the cost of living
- Kenyans will continue to pay KSh 159.12, KSh 140 and KSh 127.94 for a litre of petrol, diesel and kerosene, respectively
The government of Kenya has announced a fuel relief targeting consumers who have been paying the highest prices ever recorded in the East African country.
On June 14, 2022, the government’s spokesperson Kanze Dena informed the public that the government had left prices of the commodities unchanged, amid a steep rise in the cost of living.
As such, Kenyans will continue to pay KSh 159.12, KSh 140 and KSh 127.94 for a litre of petrol, diesel and …