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Speed limits, carpooling, public transport boosts, efficient driving & office AC limits. Quick ways to reduce consumption & protect consumers.#Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

IEA released 400M barrels from emergency stocks — the largest ever. Also pushed demand cuts: efficiency, remote work & reduced travel to ease pressure.#Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

Fuel prices drop as EPRA cuts diesel costs by KSh 10.06 per litre, bringing relief to transport operators and consumers ahead of the new pricing cycle. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

Attention motorists: Nairobi diesel prices drop to KSh232.86 per litre, while kerosene sharply rises to KSh191.38. These strategic new adjustments take effect between 19 May and 14 June 2026. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

Fuel prices in many nations are climbing rapidly due to tensions in the Middle East. Kenya has also been affected, but the government has intervened to cushion citizens by lowering diesel prices by over KSh10 per litre. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

EPRA reduced diesel prices by KSh10.06 per litre while maintaining super petrol stability, aligning local relief with global fuel crisis response trends. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

The global fuel crisis is real, and many countries are facing even steeper increases than Kenya. Through careful intervention, the government has helped reduce diesel prices and lessen the impact on everyday Kenyans. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

EPRA has officially reduced diesel prices by KSh10.06 per litre across the country, offering vital relief to motorists. Super petrol rates will remain completely unchanged for now. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

EPRA has reduced diesel prices by 10.06 per litre while super petrol prices remain unchanged for the period between 19th May and 14th June ,2026. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

UPDATE: Diesel prices drop by KSh 10.6 to KSh 232.86 per litre after EPRA review, offering relief to transport and production sectors, while petrol prices remain unchanged. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

Diesel prices are down by KSh10.06 per litre. For transporters, farmers and businesses, that is welcome relief at the pump. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

A lower diesel price means lower operating costs for the sectors that keep Kenya moving. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has announced a significant shift in fuel costs for the upcoming month. Make sure to monitor your transport budget closely. #Fuel Prices Drop Global Fuel Crisis Response

Destroying property and spreading fear under the guise of protest is unacceptable. The focus should remain on addressing the economic challenges, not creating more suffering for innocent Kenyans. #MrimaIncitement

High fuel costs continue to strain daily life, but violence and unrest are not the solution. Stability and dialogue are essential in ensuring that the country moves forward responsibly. #MrimaIncitement

Kenya deserves peace even in times of economic difficulty. Violence linked to fuel protests only creates more instability, fear, and hardship for citizens already struggling to cope. #MrimaIncitement

Politics should be about uplifting lives and creating opportunities for the youth instead of spreading hostility. A united nation has greater strength to overcome economic and social challenges. #MrimaIncitement

We cannot normalize political incitement disguised as economic activism. There is a clear difference between peaceful concern and organized destruction. #MrimaIncitement