Matatu fare: here’s how much you should expect to pay following fuel hike

Commuters in Nairobi and across the country are bracing for higher transport costs after the Matatu Owners Association announced a 25 per cent increase in fares. Fuel Prices Trigger Fare Hike The announcement was made on Wednesday, April 15, a day after the Energy and Petroleum R..

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Matatu fares across Kenya have increased by an average of 25 per cent following a significant hike in fuel prices.

The fare adjustment takes effect immediately, impacting daily commutes in cities like Nairobi and upcountry travel.
The Matatu Owners Association announced the increase after petrol prices rose by KSh28 and diesel by KSh40 per litre.
Operators are urging the government to reinstate fuel subsidies to mitigate the burden on commuters and prevent future fare hikes.