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Article Kenya is today set to break ground on a Sh2 trillion oil refinery in Lamu, a project designed to match the capacity of Africa’s biggest single-train refinery and reposition the country as a regional fuel-processing hub.
President William Ruto is expected to preside over the groundbreaking ceremony at Lamu Port, with the project’s promoters seeking to replicate in East Africa the industrial and energy impact of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Lagos, Nigeria.
PREMIUM 700,000 barrels a day: What Dangote’s Lamu refinery really means The Sh2trn project is expected to reshape Kenya’s role as a regional petroleum hub.
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