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According to The East African news publication, starting Friday, a liter of super petrol will cost Ksh212.36 ($1.39) in Nairobi, up from Ksh217 ($1.42), while diesel will cost Ksh201.47 ($1.31), down from Ksh203.47 ($1.33) in the new monthly cycle, which ends on January 14, next year. This is contrary to an earlier report done on the 22nd of November, which showed that Kenyans were set to face a new wave of energy inflation with an

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Representing the start of its main construction phase, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) received its first 100 km-line of pipe at the Port of Dar es Salaam last week. Tanzanian logistics provider and partner to EACOP, SuperDoll, hosted a ceremony that united the project’s key stakeholders. Shareholders include TotalEnergies (62%), the Uganda National Oil Company (15%), the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (15%) and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (8%). Set to transport crude oil

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Oil means different things to different African countries, but at the end of the day, it plays a big role in shaping the continent’s economy. Some countries see it as a major economic driver, while others rely on it as their main energy source. For instance, countries like Nigeria, Angola, Libya, and Algeria have become major players in the oil industry, shipping out millions of barrels each year. The money from these oil exports plays

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