Kenyans will have to brace themselves for tough times ahead after fuel prices went up by 5.50

Kenyans will have to brace themselves for tough times ahead after fuel prices went up by 5 shillings and fifty cents. This was announced by energy petrolium and regulatory authority in it’s monthly review of fuel prices. In Nairobi county, a litre of super petrol will retail at 150.12 shillings, diesel at 128.76, while Kerosine will retail at 116.69 Shillings. The latest release is the highest ever the precious commodity have retailed in the country.