Kenya fuel prices surge by 13%, triggering a predicted period of subdued consumer sentiment.

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Fuel prices in Kenya have risen by 13% to above KSh 205 per litre, reintroducing a familiar pressure point in the cost-of-living cycle. While often treated as routine fuel adjustment, historical patterns show it is far more consequential: fuel acts as one of the strongest transmission channels into household …

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