The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has strongly criticized the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA)'s latest fuel price review, accusing the regulator of a lack of transparency and failing to provide consumers with adequate relief.

• MAK stated that the petrol price reduction was a "paltry Ksh0.22 per litre" despite a significant drop in global oil prices.
• The association claims the Ksh10 diesel price reduction was a result of "opaque political engagements" rather than the official pricing formula.
• MAK is demanding a full public audit of the fuel pricing formula and called for Parliament to scrutinize EPRA's independence.