Fuel prices in Kenya will surge from midnight, with diesel rising by a record Ksh40.30 ($0.31) per litre, underscoring the region’s exposure to global supply shocks.
The increase, driven by higher international prices and shipping costs linked to the US-Israel war on Iran, will push diesel to Ksh206.84 ($1.60) per litre in Nairobi. Petrol will rise by Ksh28.69 ($0.22) to Ksh206.97 ($1.60).
