Kenya oil firms face sanctions for bypassing Juba G-to-G fuel deal
South Sudan is threatening sanctions and license revocations against Kenyan oil marketers who bypass the official government-to-government fuel supply agreement. The dispute stems from price discrepancies and supply disruptions caused by regional conflicts.
Why it matters
This highlights the fragility of regional energy supply chains and the economic tensions between East African nations regarding fuel imports.
South Sudan has flagged illegal fuel shipments from the port of Mombasa as Kenyan oil marketers bypass its Government-to-Government (G-to-G) deal.
The report presents the conflict from the perspective of official correspondence and market realities without taking a side.
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