Kenyan transport groups are demanding government intervention due to soaring fuel costs, threatening mass action if their proposals are not met.

• Demand for fuel price caps: diesel at Ksh140 and petrol at Ksh150 per litre.
• Key organizations involved: Transport Sector Forum, led by the Motorist Association of Kenya (MAK), representing transporters, matatu owners, truck operators, boda boda riders, and cargo haulers.
• Additional demands include reinstatement of fuel subsidies, designation of the National Oil Corporation of Kenya (NOCK) as the sole handler of Government-to-Government fuel deals, and a return to a more transparent, scientific fuel price review model.