ANOTHER FUEL PRICE HIKE! Kenyans Brace For Higher Living Costs-Kumuramura Magathiti na Gatonye

Kenya’s latest fuel price increase has sparked fresh concerns about the cost of living, transport fares, and the price of everyday essentials. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has raised maximum pump prices for the period October 15 to November 14, 2026, with Nairobi prices reaching KSh 226.96 per litre for super petrol, KSh 227.76 for diesel, and KSh 219.87 for kerosene. Super petrol has increased by KSh 12.93 per litre, diesel by KSh 9.90, and kerosene by KSh 28.49. What does this mean for matatu operators, boda boda riders, businesses, and ordinary households? Will transport fares rise, and could higher fuel costs push food prices and other expenses even higher? This report breaks down EPRA’s new prices, the impact on Kenyan households, and the growing pressure on families already struggling with the cost of living. Watch the figures closely and join the conversation: How will Kenyans cope with another fuel price hike? #KumuramuraMagathitiKamemeFM #KumuramuraMagathitiToday #KamemeMagathitiToday #GatonyeWaMbuguaMagathitiToday #KamemeFMMagathiti #MagathitiToday #MagathitiKameme #KamemeFMLiveNow #MagathitiNaGatonyeWaMbugua #KamemeFMLive #GatonyeWaMbugua #KumuramuraMagathiti #MagathitiKamemeTodayLive #MagathitiKamemeToday