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Kenya Inflation Jumps to 6.7pc on High Fuel Food Costs - May 2026
Kenya's inflation surged to 6.7 percent in May 2026, primarily driven by escalating fuel and food costs, placing significant pressure on households. This marked a significant increase from 5.6 percent in April, with transportation costs also contributing to the rising price pressures. President William Ruto announced plans to construct a regional refinery aimed at ending constant fuel disruptions, revealed during a meeting with the Kenyan diaspora at State House, Nairobi. The refinery initiative represents a strategic approach to addressing the fuel cost challenges underlying the inflation spike.
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To stop constant fuel disruption, we're building our own refinery in the region, Ruto
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