Kenyan ban on gas imports from Tanzania persist, efforts to resolve standoff fail

A KENYAN FERRIES AN ASSORTMENT OF COOKING GAS CYLINDERS, FEBRUARY 21, 2016. FILE PHOTO | NMG 

The ban on gas imports from Tanzania may persist longer as the two countries fail to find a common ground to facilitate the lifting.

The ban that has lasted two months now means more than 4000 metric tons of Liquefied Petroleum Gas have been blocked from coming is since the country receives at least 2000metric tonnes of gas from the Namanga border point alone.

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