EPRA slashes diesel price by Sh10, petrol by Sh0.22

Under the revised prices, the cost of a litre of diesel has been reduced by Sh10 to Sh222.86 from Sh232.86, while super petrol has dropped by Sh0.22 to Sh214.03 from Sh214.25. The price of kerosene remains unchanged at Sh191.38 per litre. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Motorists in Kenya will benefit from reduced fuel prices as the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has slashed the cost of diesel and petrol in its latest monthly review, effective from midnight.

A litre of diesel has been cut by Sh10 to Sh222.86.
The price of petrol has seen a minor reduction of Sh0.22 to Sh214.03 per litre.
EPRA attributed the adjustments to changes in the average landed cost of imported petroleum products.

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