Following the adjustment, Ksh1,000 gets consumers on the over 100kWh tariff 39.5 units, compared to 45.7 units before the review. The review is set to further push up the cost of living for Kenyans already burdened by the rising cost of key goods and services.

The prices announced on Saturday, August 14th comes as Kenyans await declaration of a winner of the Presidential election. Verification and tallying is ongoing.

The increase in fuel prices comes at a time when the inflation rate in Kenya in May 2022 hit 7.1%, up from 6.5% the previous month. It was the highest reading since February 2020.

The national demand for electricity has hit a new peak demand of 2,051MW up from 2,036MW recorded in November 2021, pointing to accelerated growth and recovery in demand which slowed down in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The new peak demand was recorded on...

Rubis Energie Kenya Managing Director Jean-Christian Bergeron is set to be deported, following what the government has termed as economic sabotage by hoarding fuel. In Kenya, economic sabotage could lead to a jail term of up to 10 years or a fine of Ksh1 million,...

Some Kenyans have taken to using Whatsapp groups to keep each other posted on where fuel can be found. Social media platforms including Twitter have also become some of the main outlets for Kenyans to air their frustrations.