DHL Express Kenya and Rubis Energy Kenya have formalised a partnership that will rebrand 60 Rubis service stations as official DHL Service Points across the country.

The first locations will be in major hubs such as Nairobi, the Coast region, Nyanza, Nakuru and Naivasha, allowing customers to hand over parcels while refuelling or running errands.

The service is open to individuals, students, entrepreneurs and small‑to‑medium enterprises, who can ship domestically and to more than 220 countries through DHL’s global network.

Paul Makolosi, Country Manager for DHL Express Kenya, said the collaboration brings DHL services closer to customers by leveraging Rubis’s trusted retail footprint.

Frédéric Maupetit, Managing Director of Rubis Energy Kenya, highlighted that adding courier services adds value for station visitors and supports the small businesses that drive Kenya’s economy.

A key feature of the launch is the expanded availability of DHL Express Easy, a flat‑rate shipping option that uses pre‑priced DHL‑branded envelopes and boxes.

Customers using Express Easy select a packaging size, pay a fixed rate and hand over the parcel without needing to calculate weight‑based fees.

The partnership aims to make international shipping more convenient for Kenyan households and businesses, reducing the need for separate trips to dedicated courier branches.