Fresh pain for consumers as Kenya triples fuel levy
Consumers will pay more for fuel after the government tripled the tax payable to Epra.
Source: theeastafrican.co.ke
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Consumers will pay more for fuel after the government tripled the tax payable to Epra.
The KRB is proposing that the changes take force in 2025.
AIIM, Africa’s largest dedicated infrastructure private equity manager, has committed to invest $34m into Kenya’s Road Annuity Programme through its pan-African AIIF4 Fund.
The State collects Sh18 per litre of petrol and diesel under the Roads Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF) Act for road construction.