The assurance comes at a time when fuel costs remain a key concern for households and businesses, with fluctuations often affecting the cost of living and the overall economy.
By securing additional supply, the government aims to cushion consumers from potential price volatility.
Dr Mwaura indicated that the stability in April prices will provide relief to motorists, transport operators and manufacturers who rely heavily on fuel for their operations.
He added that maintaining predictable pricing is essential for economic planning and stability.
The government has in recent months implemented various interventions to manage fuel supply and pricing, including strategic procurement and coordination with key players in the energy sector.
These efforts are intended to prevent disruptions that could lead to shortages or sudden price increases.
Industry stakeholders have welcomed the move, noting that a stable fuel supply is critical for sustaining economic activity.
Reliable access to petroleum products supports key sectors such as transport, agriculture and manufacturing, all of which play a significant role in the country’s growth.
Dr Mwaura also reiterated the government’s commitment to strengthening oversight within the fuel supply chain to ensure efficiency and accountability.
He said authorities will continue to monitor the situation closely to respond to any emerging challenges.
The announcement comes against the backdrop of ongoing discussions around fuel quality and supply management, with increased attention on regulatory processes and compliance standards.
Ensuring both availability and quality remains a priority for the government and relevant agencies.
Consumers are expected to benefit from the stable pricing in April, particularly at a time when many are managing tight household budgets.
Analysts note that even short-term stability can have a positive impact on inflation and consumer confidence.
Looking ahead, the government has indicated that it will continue to explore measures aimed at sustaining supply and minimising price fluctuations.
This includes working closely with industry players and leveraging policy tools to support a more resilient energy sector.