Kenya has rejected a 60,000-tonne cargo of super petrol, preventing a potential Sh14/litre price increase for consumers. The rejection was ordered by Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi.

• The rejected consignment was priced at Sh198,000 per metric tonne, significantly higher than the Sh140,000 per metric tonne under the government's G-to-G arrangement.
• The cargo was sourced by One Petroleum Ltd outside the established framework.
• CS Wandayi directed oil marketing firms not to pay the invoices for this shipment.