EPRA fuel prices

EPRA Fuel Prices Plummet: Nairobi Residents Rejoice Over Sh7 Reduction!

EPRA slashes fuel prices in Nairobi by Sh7 per litre! Check out the latest updates in Kenya's fuel pricing saga. #EPRA #FuelPrices #KenyaNews

In a surprising move, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced a significant reduction in fuel prices for Nairobi residents. Super Petrol will now retail at Sh199.15, while Diesel and Kerosene prices have dropped to Sh190.30 and Sh188.74 respectively. President William Ruto has even hinted at further reductions, promising Kenyans lower fuel costs ahead of EPRA's announcements. This price cut comes as a relief to many consumers and motorists, with EPRA reducing prices per litre of diesel by Sh5.09 and kerosene by Sh4.49.

EPRA's latest review has brought immense relief to households and motorists as they gear up for more affordable fuel for the next month. The substantial cuts in fuel prices, including Super Petrol dropping by Sh7, have been welcomed by the public. With the cost of living being a significant concern for many Kenyans, these reductions will undoubtedly ease the financial burden on households.

In its continuous effort to regulate fuel prices, EPRA has once again proven its commitment to ensuring fair pricing for consumers. The authority's monthly reviews serve as a beacon of hope for many who rely on affordable fuel for their daily activities. The consistent adjustments in fuel prices play a crucial role in stabilizing the economy and improving the livelihoods of Kenyans.

As EPRA continues to monitor and adjust fuel prices, the anticipation for further reductions remains high among consumers. The authority's transparency and commitment to regulating fuel prices effectively contribute to sustaining a balanced economy and supporting the welfare of all Kenyans.