Kenya now has the 12th costliest fuel in Africa following the recent price review that increased pump charges by up to Ksh21.32 per litre.
A litre of diesel jumped by Ksh21.32 to Ksh200.99 ($1.37) in Nairobi while that of super petrol rose by Ksh16.96 to Ksh211.64 ($1.4) in the wake of high taxes and a sharply falling shilling.