By Irene Jambi/reporter
Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary has assured Kenyans that the country’s fuel supply remains stable and secure under the Government-to-Government (G-to-G) fuel importation framework.
Speaking during a press briefing on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Wandayi stated that Kenya has managed to maintain uninterrupted fuel availability despite growing global supply chain disruptions and escalating petroleum prices being witnessed across several countries.
The CS noted that the G-to-G arrangement has played a critical role in cushioning the country from international market shocks by guaranteeing consistent fuel imports and reducing pressure on the Kenyan shilling.
According to Wandayi, the framework has enabled the country to avoid shortages that could have negatively impacted transport, manufacturing, agriculture, and other key sectors of the economy.
“We are closely monitoring the global oil market, and I want to assure Kenyans that there is no cause for alarm. Fuel supply across the country remains sufficient and stable,” Wandayi said.
He further emphasized that the government remains committed to protecting consumers from unnecessary disruptions while ensuring energy security and economic stability.
The Energy Ministry also reiterated that collaboration between the government, oil marketers, and other stakeholders continues to strengthen Kenya’s strategic fuel reserves and improve supply efficiency nationwide.
Wandayi’s remarks come at a time when concerns have been raised globally over volatility in oil prices and supply uncertainties caused by geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions in key international markets.
