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Tullow Oil to spend Sh22.5bn on Kenya this year

A worker at the Ngamia 3 oil exploration site, run by Tullow, in Nakukulas village, Turkana. PHOTO | FILE

British explorer Tullow oil will spend at least Sh22.5 billion on appraisal and exploration activities in Kenya this year.

The Africa-focused oil and gas producer also plans to carry out four such ventures and 82 development activities in the East Africa region at a cost of Sh48.5 billion.

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