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Prices of petroleum have gone up between 1 and 3 percent effective Saturday morning.
The adjustment will see the price of petrol go up by 3 percent per liter.
Diesel saw a 3.31 percent upward adjustment at the pumps while kerosene went up by 1.24 percent.
However, all other products were kept unchanged.
The prices have gone up as a result of National Petroleum Authority’s regular review of petroleum prices in line with the adjustment of the price of crude oil on the world market.
The National Petroleum Authority revises fuel prices every two weeks
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