Kenyans Told What To Expect On Fuel Prices Ahead Of November

Kenyans should continue tightening their belts for the high cost of living. It is nearly over two months since the cost of fuel crossed the Sh200 mark raising the cost of living in the country.

Amid the high cost of fuel in the country, the transport sector have yet again received bad news about the chances of prices dropping. This is after it was announced that the price of Brent crude oil has climbed to levels last seen in April on escalating attacks in the oil-rich Middle East.

A barrel of Brent Crude oil has soared to $115.91 (Sh15,054.39), the highest level in more than five months since the end of April when prices were at $118.03 (Sh15,326.20). If this continues, the prices are going to remain higher or even raise further on existing ones. The government should come out to address this issue of high cost of fuel as the common citizen is the one suffering alot.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/business/a-merry-expensive-christmas-oil-price-high-to-hit-kenyans–5646384#story

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