Ndindi Nyoro proposes measures to cut fuel prices by Ksh29
People’s Party of Kenya leader Ndindi Nyoro has proposed measures that could reduce petrol and diesel prices by nearly Ksh29 per litre, following the latest increase announced by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA). In a statement dated Thursday, October 15, and shared on his X account on Saturday, October 17, Nyoro called for […]
The People’s Party of Kenya, led by Ndindi Nyoro, has proposed lowering petrol prices to Sh197.96 per litre and diesel to Sh198.77 per litre, in response to recent increases. The party wants to reduce margins by Sh10 per litre, provide a Sh5.5 billion subsidy, and cut the Sh7 fuel levy introduced in 2024. This would bring prices down by Sh29 and Sh29, respectively.
The government has raised the prices for October 15 to November 14, with super petrol rising to Sh226.96 and diesel to Sh227.76 per litre. The party argues that the increases are insensitive given the high inflation rate of 6.8 per cent and calls for measures to help households and businesses. They also question the government-to-government petroleum import arrangement and want greater transparency in petroleum pricing.
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