Dangote refinery faces fresh legal hurdle in Kenya
Dangote’s proposed $16bn oil refinery in Lamu, Kenya, faces a new legal challenge from a consumer group over its approval process and state investment. Read More: https://punchng.com/dangote-refinery-faces-fresh-legal-hurdle-in-kenya/
A Kenyan government panel is set to receive a petition from a consumer rights group regarding the approval process and proposed state investment in Dangote’s $16bn oil refinery in Lamu. The Consumers Federation of Kenya has filed a petition under Section 75 of Kenya’s Public Private Partnerships Act, 2021, requesting details about the contracting authority, procurement process, and approvals for the refinery.
The group is also seeking clarification on a reported KSh21.5bn seed allocation and Kenya’s proposed 10 per cent stake in the project, valued at about $500m.
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