Kenya fuel prices down by biggest margin since May 2020

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Pump attendant fueling a vehicle. PHOTO | FILE | NMG

A litre of super petrol has dropped below the Ksh200 mark in the Kenyan capital Nairobi for the first time since August as pump prices fall by up to Ksh7 per litre effective midnight, the biggest drop month-on-month.

A litre of super petrol will retail at Ksh199.15 after a drop of Ksh7.21, while that of diesel will sell at Ksh190.38 a litre, a cut of Ksh5.09. A litre of kerosene will drop by the smallest margin of Ksh4.49 to retail at Ksh188.74 in the city.