Price Of Fuel, Unga, Sugar, Cooking Oil, Wheat Flour, Beef And Sukuma Wiki Revealed
On 14th of December 2022 EPRA announced the fuel prices against the expectations of Kenyans as they expected the fuel prices to reduce. The fuel prices remained the same. In this article am going to share the food prices but I will be starting with the fuel prices that remained the same.
Huge Relief For Kenyans As Prices For Refilling 6KG, And 13KG Cooking Gas Cylinders Are Unveiled
In the newly released December- January Fuel pricing schedule, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announced that the prices for fuel would remain unchanged. The prices of fuel had earlier on in November decreased by Ksh 1. A litre of petrol now sells at Ksh 177, Diesel at Ksh 162 and Kerosene at Ksh 146 in the Kenya's Capital of Nairobi.
Cost Of Starting A Petrol Station Business
An alternative name for a gas station is a petrol station. An automobile service station that sells gasoline and lubricants for motor vehicles is called a gas station or a petrol station. They sell things like kerosene, gas, Diesel, and even cooking gas. In fact, many wealthy people will quickly come up with the concept of opening their own gas station.
Relief To Kenyans As EPRA Announce Prices Of Petrol, Diesel And Keresene This Month In Nairobi
A little sigh of relief has engulfed Kenyans after EPRA make a great announcement concerning the prices of fuel. According to reports that Kenyans were told by the treasury is that this year will be a tough year for them in terms of paying taxes and this taxes are majorly found in buying of goods and some commodities forced to go high.
JUST IN: Government Declares Ksh10M Penalty to All Kenyans Caught Selling Fuel Above This Price
The Kenyan Government has today broken silence with a huge declaration targeting all Kenyan citizens inhabiting distinguished local and regional destinations. Addressing via the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority today the 15th of January 2023, the Kenyan Government has declared Ksh 10 Million penalty to all Kenyan citizens who will be caught selling fuel above "the recommended price."
JUST IN: Government Declares 10 Million Fine For All Petrol Stations That Will Be Caught Doing This.
Hello and welcome back again for another great Article. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), Has Warned all Persons Selling petroleum products that they would be liable to a Ksh10 million fine or a term of imprisonment of not less than five years if found retailing above the recommended price by the authority.
Good News To Kenyans as EPRA Reviewed The Fuel Prices
At the Mid month EPRA always do announce the new fuel prices where recently they have been announcing high prices of fuel. The high prices of petroleum products has caused Kenyans to experience high cost of living. Today, however, it is good news to Kenyans as the price of Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene fall by ksh.
Government Announces The Prices Of Petrol, Diesel And Kerosene For The Next One Month
For the last one year, Kenyans have been spending alot of money to purchase fuel. The high prices is owing to the covid-19 pandemic which lead to the fuel crisis in the world. Now, today, reports have emerged that the fuel prices for the next one month has been announced.
JUST IN: EPRA Announces New Prices of Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has today broken silence with a major announcement targeting all motorists inhabiting distinguished local and regional destinations. Addressing during a media presser showcased at the altruistic and exemplary climate of the vast capital of Nairobi today 14th January, 2023, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has unveiled the pricing schedule for fuel that will be in force between January and mid February.
Good News to Kenyans As Price of Fuel Remain Unchanged In Latest Announcement
The cost of living has increased in the country. This has made the life of many kenyans difficult. Today, many kenyans cannot afford to put food on table due to acute increase in the cost of goods and services. Increase in price of petroleum products had also led to increase in price of goods and services.
Current Fuel Prices In Kenya
Super Petrol will continue to be sold in Nairobi for Ksh177.30, Diesel for Ksh162.00, and Kerosene for Ksh145.94. Super Petrol will be sold in Kisumu for Ksh177.50, Diesel for Ksh162.70, and Kerosene for Ksh146.66. For Super Petrol, Diesel, and Kerosene, drivers in Nakuru will pay Ksh172.62, Ksh161.83, and Ksh145.79, respectively.
New Prices Of Petrol, Diesel And Kerosene In Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru And Eldoret
Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, EPRA has announced the new prices of petrol, diesel and kerosene will be in action starting the midnight of 14th January to 15th of February. According to EPRA, the prices are set to remain the same with motorists in Nairobi to pay Ksh177.30 for Super Petrol, Ksh162 for Diesel, and Ksh145.94 for Kerosene per litre.
Tough Times Ahead Of New Year For Kenyans As Government Ends Fuel Subsidies
Kenyans are currently suffering due to inflation caused by removal of subsidies in various commodities that were put in in place by the previous government under Retired President Uhuru Kenyatta. Since his inauguration, His Excellency President William Ruto has been on the spotlight for increased food prices and fuel.
EPRA Announces New Fuel Prices For January 2023
EPRA Announces New Fuel Prices For January 2023. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced the new fuel prices for the next thirty days till 14th February 2023. According to EPRA, in a statement that they released on Saturday, Diesel was cross subsidised with Super Petrol to cushion the motorists from high prices.
News Just In: Sudden Twist of Events On Fuel Subsidies as Ruto Declares the Following Changes
President William Samoei Ruto has reversed his position on the historic elimination of all gasoline subsidies, which he first expressed earlier today. State Head Dr. William Samoei Ruto revealed in an exclusive interview with the Business Daily that the subsidy program instituted by the previous Government will continue during his tenure.
JUST IN: Government Announces Fuel Subsidy As Fuel Prices for January Are Announced
The government has seemingly made an about turn on fuel subsidies after the energy and petroleum regulatory authority (EPRA) announced that a fuel subsidy will kick in this January. According to the announcement by the energy regulator, the government will partially subsidize oil marketing companies to ensure that the price of fuel remains the same.
New Fuel Prices Announced, Petrol To Cost Ksh177, Diesel Ksh162 & Kerosene Ksh145.9 Per Litre
New Fuel Prices Announced, Petrol To Cost Ksh177, Diesel Ksh162 & Kerosene Ksh145.9 Per Litre. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has on Saturday announced the new prices of fuel in the country. The newly announced prices will be in place till the 14th of February 2023 after which new prices will be released.
JUST IN: Government Announces Fuel Subsidy As Fuel Prices for January Are Announced
After the energy and petroleum regulatory body (EPRA) declared that a gasoline subsidy will begin in January, the government appears to have changed its mind about them. The government would partially support oil marketing corporations, according to the energy regulator's announcement, in order to maintain the same price for fuel.
JUST In: Kenyan Government Unveils New Prices Of Petrol And Diesel And Kerosene For January 2023.
Hello guys and welcome back again for another great Article. Just in the government of Kenya has unveiled new prices of Petrol and Diesel for January 2023. In a report, EPRA announced that Super Petrol would continue to retail at Ksh177, Diesel at Ksh162, and Kerosene at Ksh145.9 per litre the same prices as in December 2022.
JUST IN: New Statement on Fuel Prices Released
Government through the the Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has issued a new statement concerning the prices of fuel. EPRA has stated that in accordance with Section 101 (y) of the Petroleum Act 2019 and Legal Notice No.192 of 2022, the announced maximum retail prices of petroleum products will be in force for one month from January 15 to February 14, 2023.