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Kenya: Fuel Siphoning on Highway Blamed on Police and Cartels
Nation, 2 July 2019
A few minutes to noon, just metres from Total Petrol Station near Kenya Pipeline Company in Nakuru, the hooting of trucks mutes noise from a group of young men on either side of… Read more »
Kenyan Police, Cartels Blamed For Fuel Theft
Fuel siphoning on the Naivasha-Nakuru-Kericho road is reportedly not a secret. It takes place even during the day. Cartels make millions of shillings from the business, according to some Nakuru residents. The cartels are allegedly made up of youths, petrol station owners and county government officials who are reportedly protected by rogue police officers.
An oil tanker at the Industrial Area yard, Nairobi, where Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority officers arrested 16 people who were found adulterating fuel (file photo).
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