Kenya Rejects Millions of Litres of Substandard Fuel
75 million litres of fuel had been imported by Asharami Synergy Limited, a subsidiary of a Nigerian oil conglomerate which has footprint in several African countries. It was only after the vessel berthed at the Kipevu oil terminal on April 1 that it was realised that the quality on board did not correspond with the paperwork.
The Kipevu oil terminus at the port of Mombasa
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