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Securing a parking lot in Nairobi Central Business District has become a nightmare for many motorists owing to the ongoing beautification and expansion of walkways.
The price of diesel has dropped by Sh10.00 per litre in the latest review period.
NTSA says motorists accused of minor traffic offences will now receive notices and may pay fines instead of going to court, or choose to dispute the charges under a revised enforcement system.
In Nairobi, Super Petrol will now retail at Sh214.25 per litre, Diesel at Sh242.92, and Kerosene at Sh152.78.
While some petrol stations have closed after running completely dry, others have introduced strict rationing to stretch limited stocks and serve more customers.
Diesel supplies most affected, grounding heavy trucks and passenger vehicles. City residents urge government to act fast to restore normal operations.
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