Kenya’s cabinet has approved the extension of the government to government oil deal with Gulf-based companies. In a dispatch on Tuesday, the Cabinet said an oil supply deal with Saudi Aramco, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and Emirates National Oil Company would help to ease the pressure on purchasing petroleum from the Gulf region. “The…...
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