Kenya transport strike over fuel price hikes called off
Summary
A public transport strike in Kenya that began because of rising fuel prices linked to the war in Iran has ended. The strike was called off after the Kenyan government reached a temporary deal with groups representing bus and minibus owners.Key Facts
- The strike happened due to increased fuel costs caused by the war in Iran.
- It involved public transport operators, including buses and minibuses.
- The Kenyan government negotiated with transport associations.
- An interim agreement was made to address the issues.
- The strike officially stopped on Tuesday, 20 May 2026.
- The strike affected daily transportation services for many people.
- The deal aims to prevent further transport disruptions.
- Fuel price changes had a direct impact on transport operators’ costs.
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