The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has announced its intention to sue the Kenyan government over recent decisions on fuel and electricity pricing, which have led to widespread protests and a surge in living costs.

• LSK is challenging the energy regulator EPRA, the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, and the National Treasury for approving pricing changes without transparency and public participation.
• The article highlights specific price increases, such as diesel reaching Sh242.92 per litre in Nairobi and a Sh4.72 per kilowatt-hour electricity adjustment.
• LSK President Charles Kanjama stated that these measures impose an unsustainable economic burden, and the organization is demanding an immediate review and audit of the pricing frameworks.