Fuel hike: 4 ways EPRA’s decision could hit your pocket
Kenyan households face renewed pressure on their budgets following a sharp increase in fuel prices, with transport, food distribution and cooking costs among the expenses that could be affected. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) increased Super Petrol by Ksh12.93 per litre, diesel by Ksh9.90 and kerosene by Ksh28.49 for the October 15 to […]
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