Tanzania will maintain current fuel costs through the end of this month, according to the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority. Motorists continue paying rates established during October 2025 at terminals in Dar es Salaam, Tanga and Mtwara.
Dar es Salaam stations charge 2,752 shillings per liter for petrol, 2,704 shillings for diesel and 2,774 shillings for kerosene. Tanga consumers face slightly higher rates at 2,813 shillings for petrol, 2,766 shillings for diesel and 2,835 shillings for kerosene. Mtwara pricing stands at 2,844 shillings per liter for petrol, 2,797 shillings for diesel and 2,866 shillings for kerosene.
The regulatory body said present market factors affecting import and distribution operations influenced its decision to keep rates steady. All retailers must post pricing clearly and provide receipts from Electronic Fiscal Pump Printers showing purchase dates, fuel grades, per-liter costs and station names. The authority encourages buyers to compare outlets and choose lower-priced options when possible. Stations failing to display rates properly or produce valid electronic receipts face penalties. Officials will keep tracking distribution and compliance to protect customer welfare.
Dar es Salaam stations charge 2,752 shillings per liter for petrol, 2,704 shillings for diesel and 2,774 shillings for kerosene. Tanga consumers face slightly higher rates at 2,813 shillings for petrol, 2,766 shillings for diesel and 2,835 shillings for kerosene. Mtwara pricing stands at 2,844 shillings per liter for petrol, 2,797 shillings for diesel and 2,866 shillings for kerosene.
The regulatory body said present market factors affecting import and distribution operations influenced its decision to keep rates steady. All retailers must post pricing clearly and provide receipts from Electronic Fiscal Pump Printers showing purchase dates, fuel grades, per-liter costs and station names. The authority encourages buyers to compare outlets and choose lower-priced options when possible. Stations failing to display rates properly or produce valid electronic receipts face penalties. Officials will keep tracking distribution and compliance to protect customer welfare.
