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Kenya now has the highest fuel prices in East Africa, following a recent hike by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).

As of mid-July, petrol in Nairobi retails at Sh186.31 per litre, diesel at Sh171.58, and kerosene at Sh156.58.

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Comparatively, Uganda’s petrol costs Sh183.24, Rwanda Sh161.80, Tanzania Sh143.14, and Ethiopia just Sh114.49.