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Stressed shilling raises power cost by Sh5, inflicts more pain

<ul> <li>Those spending 0-30 kilowatts of power per month are now paying Sh27 per unit up from Sh22.45 in December. </li> <li>Consumers spending 30 to 100 units per month are now forced to pay Sh31.97 per unit of electricity up from Sh28.17 in December. </li> </ul>

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by The Star

News24 January 2024 - 12:22
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A customer in Loresho, Nairobi, keys in tokens in her meter box on April 25, 2018.

Electricity users consumers are now paying at least Sh5 more per unit of electricity in January compared to Sh23 in December, piling more pressure on households already squeezed by the high cost of living. 

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