Oil & Gas

Kenya’s Fuel Tax Relief Extended for 90 Days After Petrol Price Rise

Kenya’s new tax law allows the Treasury to prolong an 8 per cent VAT rate on petroleum products, as petrol in Nairobi rises to Sh226.96 per litre and motorists demand an audit of fuel pricing.

By Clement Abayomi3 min read19th October, 2026

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Kenya’s Fuel Tax Relief Extended for 90 Days After Petrol Price Rise

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