Motorists Lobby Demand Binding Fuel Price Reduction Deal - Kenyans.co.ke

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 2, 2026Country: Kenya
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Motorists Lobby Demand Binding Fuel Price Reduction Deal - Kenyans.co.ke

Kenyan motorists are demanding a legally binding agreement to ensure lower fuel prices following the launch of the Ksh2.2 trillion Dangote oil refinery in Lamu. The Motorists Association of Kenya calls on the government to clarify how the refinery will benefit drivers and to disclose all contracts with Dangote Group. They criticize the lack of direct benefits for motorists, including concerns over fuel price stability, changes in taxes and levies, and the distribution of profits from oil projects, despite promises of price stabilization.

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