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Fuel prices in Kenya have reached record-high levels with petrol hitting KSh 206.97, placing significant strain on consumers across the country. The surge has triggered widespread economic impacts, including increased transport fares and rising prices for manufactured goods projected at up to 20%. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki attributed the increase to the ongoing war in Iran rather than government policy. At the same time, Kenya faces regional disparities, paying considerably more for fuel than neighbouring countries. The situation has revived scrutiny of President Ruto's past campaign statements regarding fuel pricing.
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