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Blow to Kenyan oil marketers as Rwanda moves to G-to-G fuel deal

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John Mutua
Blow to Kenyan oil marketers as Rwanda moves to G-to-G fuel deal
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Rwanda is shifting to a government-to-government fuel importation deal with Oman's OQ Trading starting in August, bypassing Kenyan oil marketers. This move follows a similar trend in Uganda, further reducing the regional market share for Kenyan fuel suppliers.

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This shift represents a significant economic blow to Kenya's oil sector and highlights a regional trend toward state-controlled energy procurement.

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Rwanda will shift to a government-to-government (G-to-G) fuel importation deal from August this year, signalling reduced business for Kenyan oil marketers who are still smarting from the loss of the Ugandan market.

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