MPs demand answers from EPRA over latest fuel prices increase
Members of Parliament have questioned the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) over the latest fuel price increase, seeking an explanation for the adjustment despite earlier assurances by the President that prices would not rise. The Special Funds Accounts Committee, chaired by Migori Woman representative Fatuma Mohammed, met EPRA officials at Bunge Tower on Thursday, […]
Matatu operators in Kenya have announced fare hikes following the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority's (EPRA) fuel price review. The operators, represented by the Matatu Owners Association (MOA), have increased fares by 10 percent, citing rising fuel prices, vehicle maintenance, and other business expenses. Some routes face steeper increases, with a 30 percent adjustment from October 19.
The fare hikes come as public transport operators grapple with rising expenses for spare parts, tyres, insurance, and vehicle maintenance, with profit margins falling significantly over the past year. The increases could also put further pressure on households already dealing with the rising cost of living.
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