Fuel Prices Drop Slightly in Kenya, But Consumer Discontent Persists

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The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced a modest drop in fuel prices for the pricing cycle running from April 15 to May 14, 2025, offering slight relief to motorists and households. In Nairobi, the revised pump prices are: Super Petrol: KSh 174.63 (↓ KSh 1.95); Diesel: KSh 164.86 (↓ KSh 2.20); Kerosene: KSh 148.99 (↓ KSh 2.40) The reductions follow a notable decrease in the global landed cost of refined petroleum prod.......

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