Speaking during the commissioning of Kapsuser-Sosiot Road in Belgut, Kericho County, Ruto told Kenyans to expect low fuel prices as the Energy Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) prepares to announce the new fuel prices.
According to Ruto, he had tamed
volatility in the fuel sector, and therefore Kenyans should not
worry.
The Head of State who was
speaking moments before opening the Kericho Passport Centre remarked
that this was one of his ways to transform the country.
‘I want to tell you that even
fuel prices will go down so relax,” he told gathered residents after promising
them better job opportunities.”
“Today is March 14 and we will
get new low fuel prices,” EPRA announces new fuel prices every 14th day of the
month.
Ruto remarked that he had
earlier promised Kenyans that his administration would work on a framework for
lowering fuel prices and that had since been achieved.
On February 14, EPRA reduced the
prices of petrol, diesel, and kerosene by Ksh1 each.
Currently, Petrol, Diesel, and
Kerosene retail at Ksh206.36, Ksh195.47, and Ksh193.23 respectively in
Nairobi.
Indeed, it is a relief for Kenyans after Super Petrol prices down by Sh7.21 to retail at Sh199.15, Diesel drops by Sh5.09 to Sh190.38 and Kerosene falls by Sh4.49 to Sh188.74 per litre in Nairobi, in latest EPRA price review
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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