Rwanda G-to-G cargo lifts Mombasa’s fuel profile Rwanda largely imports its fuel through Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with about 30 per cent coming through Kenyan oil marketers. Business 1 hour ago
The new arrangement is expected to significantly increase Rwanda-bound petroleum volumes through Mombasa and the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) network, providing fresh business for the port, pipeline operator, transporters, storage facilities and other companies along the Northern Corridor.
Article Rwanda’s maiden bulk fuel cargo under a government-to-government supply arrangement with the Sultanate of Oman will arrive at the Mombasa port on Tuesday, marking a major milestone for Kenya’s efforts to rebuild Mombasa’s profile as a regional petroleum hub.
Rwanda’s petroleum imports through the Northern Corridor are expected to rise from about 42,000 cubic metres in 2025 to more than 500,000 cubic metres annually, representing more than a tenfold increase.
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