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Wednesday, September 30, 2026

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Tanzania Pipeline Route Not A Done Deal – Kenya
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Tanzania Pipeline Route Not A Done Deal – Kenya

March 10, 2016

Days after Tanzania and Uganda are said to have agreed on a more southern route that would avoid Kenya’s oil rich Lokichar basin the latter’s finance and energy cabinet secretaries … Read More

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US Funding For Kenyan Pipeline Viewed Suspiciously Back Home

January 12, 2016

Days after the US ambassador to Kenya expressed the desire to help Kenya source funding for a pipeline from the Lokichar basin critics at h0me are questioning Obama’s allegiance to … Read More

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