Kenyans dig deeper as fuel prices increases




NAIROBI,Kenya Oct 14...Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announce new fuel prices in the country effective 15th October 2023 

Super petrol increased by Sh 5.72 per litre, Diesel increase by sh 4.48 per litre and Kerosene by 2.45 per litre 

"The prices are inclusive of 16 percent Value added Tax (VAT) in line with the provisions of Finance act 2023 and the revised ,the tax laws (Amendment) Act 2020 and the revised rates for excise duty adjusted for inflation as per legal notice No.194 of 2020"  reads a statement on EPRA Facebook account 

The changes will see prices petrol retail at sh 217.36, Diesel at sh 205.47 and Kerosene at Sh 205.06 

It comes as Kenyans face hard times as cost of living continues to go high in the country making life unbearable to many 

In addition the landing cost of imported super petrol increased  by 3.93 percent from $774.67 per cubic metre in August 2023 to $805.14 per cubic metre in September 2023 

Furthermore diesel increased by 7.07 percent from $789.89 per cubic metre to $845.72 per cubic metre while kerosene increased by 5.01 percent from $827.26 per cubic metre to $868.70 per cubic metre 

 

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