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Originally published by Kenyanstop
May 1, 2026
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Explained: What Higher Sulphur Levels in Fuel Means for Your Car

The government has temporarily adjusted regulations to permit higher sulphur levels in fuel to address supply and price issues, raising concerns about lower quality...
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Kenya's Ministry of Trade and Investments has temporarily increased the permissible sulphur content in fuel for six months, raising concerns about its effects on vehicles and the environment.
- The sulphur limit for diesel and petrol has been raised to 50 mg/kg, a five-fold increase from the previous 10 mg/kg.
- This decision by the Kenyan government was made due to ongoing supply constraints and aims to reduce fuel prices.
- Higher sulphur levels can damage car engines, degrade catalytic converters leading to increased emissions, and contribute to environmental pollution and health issues.
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