Rwanda largely imports its fuel through Dar es Salaam, with about 30 percent coming through Kenyan oil marketers.
By
John Mutua
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
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.
Kenya, Rwanda sign fuel import deal to boost supply security
Kenya secures bigger share of Rwanda’s fuel market with landmark petroleum deal
Kenya in pact to reclaim Rwanda's fuel transit market
Rwanda tea earns higher auction prices as Kenya lags
Rwanda has for decades relied on oil marketers that import fuel via the port of Dar es Salaam, with Kenya handling not more than…
Kenya and Rwanda signed three pacts on Monday setting up a government framework for Rwanda-bound fuel imports, the Kenya…
Kenya and Rwanda have signed three agreements that will route more Rwandan fuel imports through the Port of Mombasa and the Kenya…
Kenya is looking to dislodge Tanzania as Rwanda’s main fuel transit route following a new agreement signed on Monday.
Kenya’s record fuel price hike has exposed deep cracks in the government’s G-to-G fuel import system.
Kenya’s record fuel price hike has exposed deep cracks in the government’s G-to-G fuel import system.
