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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: September 14, 2026Country: Kenya

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The EPRA has announced the retention of fuel prices for the September-October cycle, with petrol, diesel, and kerosene prices unchanged until October 14. The DCI arrested another suspect in connection with the violence witnessed during a UDA delegates' meeting in Embu. Additionally, the National Employment Authority advised Kenyans seeking jobs abroad to verify recruitment agencies before making any payments.

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