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Airlines Face Pressure After Sharp Increase in Kerosene Prices

Donald Matiangi -
Rising Air Ticket Fears After EPRA Fuel Review Sparks Kerosene Price Shock Travellers relying on air transport could soon feel the impact of higher ticket...
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High Court Petition Challenges EPRA Fuel Hike Over Transparency Concerns

Donald Matiangi -
A fresh legal showdown has erupted over Kenya’s latest fuel price hike after a petitioner moved to the High Court seeking to halt the...
Business

Fuel Nightmare Looms: Petrol Set to Increase by Ksh53 per Litre as Supply Crisis Deepens

Donald Matiangi -
Fuel Nightmare Looms: Petrol Set to Increase by Ksh53 per Litre as Supply Crisis Deepens Kenyans may soon face a sharp rise in fuel prices,...
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EPRA Slashes Fuel Prices by Ksh2

James Simiti -
In Nairobi, motorists will now pay KSh182.52 per litre of Super Petrol, down from KSh184.52.
Business

EPRA Names Three Fuel Stations Over Adulterated Petrol as Trucks Are Seized in Nationwide Crackdown

Donald Matiangi -
EPRA said the violations were recorded between October 1 and December 29, 2025, following intensified inspections and surveillance operations
Business

Kenyans to Pay Ksh4.78 More Per Unit of Electricity in November After EPRA Tariff Adjustment

James Simiti -
EPRA outlined statutory charges that have contributed to the increase, citing rising fuel costs, foreign exchange fluctuations, and environmental levies.
Business

Ruto’s Free Gas Pledge Reversed: Kenyans to Pay After Govt U-Turn

Donald Matiangi -
EPRA Director General Daniel Kiptoo explained the change during a Monday briefing before the Senate Standing Committee on Energy.
Business

Kenyans to Dig Deeper Into Their Pockets EPRA Hikes Power Bills by Ksh4.42 Per Unit

Donald Matiangi -
First, the fuel energy cost will go up by 360 cents per kWh following a review of costs incurred at different power plants.
Business

EPRA Announces Slight Drop in Fuel Prices as Petrol Hits Ksh184.52 in Nairobi

Donald Matiangi -
The new prices are inclusive of the 16% Value-Added Tax (VAT) as per the Finance Act 2023 and the Tax Laws (Amendment) Act 2024.