US-Israel-Iran war tests Kenya G-to-G oil import deal

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A ship. The main reason for low prices is weak global oil demands at a time when the world is over-producing oil.

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Kenya’s bilateral arrangement to import fuel from three-State owned Gulf firms faces a critical test again as the United States, Israel and Iran battle, threatening both oil prices and its supply.

The potential for a wider and sustained war across the Middle East is set to weigh on the resilience of the country’s oil import plan, even as the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum assures of the security of supply through the month of April.

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