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Kenya Counting the Cost of Oil Leaks, Spills

Oil marketing companies are waiting for reports on the disapperance of fuel valued at about U.S.$20 million following a report that insists that in the last 15 months, Kenya Pipeline Company lost 11.46 million litres through spillages. Sources within the company has said that officials have allegedly been "cooking the books" to overstate the amounts lost from small leakages, which are then recorded as spillages.

Kenya: Kenya Pipeline Fuel Loss Hits U.S.$19 Million

Nation, 26 November 2018

Kenya Pipeline Company will be in the spotlight today after the board called for a special meeting with senior managers to explain a fuel loss that has now climbed to 23 million… Read more »

General Service Unit officers cordon off an area where jet fuel spilt near Kenya Pipeline depot on North Airport Road (file photo).

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Kenyans In For Another Fuel Price Hike!

The new fuel price which comes into effect on December 14, comes just a month after President Uhuru Kenyatta issued a directive to revise the Value Added Tax on petroleum products ... Read more »
- Kenya: Fuel Prices Rise in November Review
- Kenya: Motorists' Anguish as Fuel Prices Rise in November Review
Kenyatta Asks For 8% Cut in Fuel VAT Price

President Uhuru Kenyatta has given no immediate reason why he declined to sign the Amended Finance Bill 2018, proposed by MPs who want the value added tax increase on petroleum ... Read more »
- Kenya: Kenyatta Proposes Fuel VAT Cut to 8%
- Kenya: Higher Fuel Tax to Stay as President Kenyatta Rejects Bill
Another Fuel Price Hike Looms For Kenya

With the rise in international crude prices in August and the 16% Value Added Tax still in limbo but in force, the Energy Regulatory Commission may not have good news for Kenyans. ... Read more »
- Kenya: Another Fuel Price Rise Looms
- Kenya: Fuel Tax - Now ERC, Henry Rotich Sued for Contempt

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