Skuma twende: Kenyans start feeling the pinch of fuel prices as cars stall on the road (Photos)

Kenyans are having a hard time adjusting to the just increased fuel prices, with many who own cars opting to leave them at home.

Well embarrassing as it may be especially for Wealthy Kenyans and the ‘middle class’ carrying empty jerry cans in the boot of the car, is now more like a necessity and it is a saving grace for many after their cars stalled in the middle of the road.

Some Kenyans have been caught in these embarrassing situations of having to send the motorbike guy go go get them some fuel and here are the photos.

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The government recently gave the go ahead for the implementation of the 16 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) levied on fuel which has increased the cost of fuel.