The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has reduced diesel prices by KSh 10.06 per litre following a nationwide matatu strike and protests sparked by the recent rise in fuel prices. In a statement issued on Monday, May 18, EPRA announced that the revised fuel prices will take effect from May 19 to June 14,
Former Vice President Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka has demanded the immediate reversal of the recent fuel price hike affecting thousands of Kenyans across the country. In a statement dated May 18, 2026, Kalonzo said the situation currently being experienced across the country is a result of bad fuel pricing policies. “Today, hundreds of thousands of our
Transport chaos in Nairobi began on Monday, February 9, morning as residents woke up to the strike by public service vehicles, leaving thousands of commuters stranded in the capital town. This happened just days after operators announced that they would halt the strike for the next two weeks to facilitate negotiations between them and authorities
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