Event Brief
Oct 15, 2026 at 11:06 AM ET
Kenya raises fuel prices amid higher import costs
By The BriefBrief · Sources (3)
Kenya raised Nairobi petrol prices by 6% to about US$1.75 a litre and kerosene prices by 15%, effective October 15 through November 14. The increases were attributed to the Middle East conflict and higher import costs. Matatu operators announced immediate fare increases, while rising fuel costs are affecting household budgets and transport, agriculture and construction.
WHO: The Kenyan government
WHAT: The Kenyan government raised Nairobi petrol and kerosene prices.
WHEN: Oct 15, 2026
WHERE: Nairobi, Kenya
WHY: The increases were attributed to higher import costs linked to the Middle East conflict.
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