Fuel prices in Kenya could be heading for another sharp increase, and motorists may soon feel the squeeze at the pump.
Global crude oil has surged to $67 per barrel, the highest level since August 2025, driven by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. That spike threatens to disrupt Kenya’s next fuel pricing review by EPRA.
With the country relying heavily on imported petroleum products, even small global shifts hit local consumers fast.
Read full story here as the new projected pump prices for petrol, diesel, and kerosene is set.
