Kenya Gives Licence to Ugandan Firm, Ending Wrangle

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Kenya will finally license the Uganda National Oil Company (Unoc) ending a diplomatic tiff between the two nations.

Energy Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir on Wednesday said that work is in progress to issue a permit that will allow Unoc to import fuel directly through Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC).

“You will see Unoc getting a licence and then we will see how to work together because usage of our pipeline is an opportunity for us,” Mr Chirchir said.

“They will employ Kenya Pipeline Company’s infrastructure so there will be no loss of opportunity, the transporter will remain to be KPC. We are working closely with Uganda to resolve the challenge.”

Uganda went to the regional court in December last year to fight for the licence that would allow the use of KPC’s infrastructure. The case is yet to be determined.

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