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Kerosene prices go up by Sh2 leaving poor Kenyans exposed

A fuel pump attendant at a Kobil petrol station in Nairobi goes about his business. The Government announced new fuel prices yesterday as the country battles with the Covid-19 pandemic. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Poor households have been hit with increased kerosene prices while motorists have been gifted a major drop in petrol prices in the latest price capping guide by the government.

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