The dropping in price of petrol comes in as good news to Kenyans who own or manage an automobile or any machine that depends on fuels either for business or for personal comfort.will from midnight drop by Ksh3.74 a
This is according to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) who said that petroleum products will drop by Ksh3.74 a litre for petrol, diesel by Ksh2.05 while kerosene will cost will go down by Ksh3.38 less per litre.
The change in prices will range between Ksh2 and Ksh3 in various towns.
The changes in this month’s prices have been as a result of the drop in the average landed cost of imported fuels.
The move is a big boost to the economy, as fuel prices tend to affect other operations across the country.