For East African (EA) citizens, the past few months have been engulfed with buzzing news on regional refinery project. The famed Aliko Dangote publicized his intentions to expand his petroleum...
By
Benedict Kombaha
Tax Supervisor
KPMG Tanzania
For East African (EA) citizens, the past few months have been engulfed with buzzing news on regional refinery project. The famed Aliko Dangote publicized his intentions to expand his petroleum refinery business to East Africa, mirroring his 650,000 barrel-per-day Lagos refinery. The actuation of the contemplated refinery project is contingent on the EA governments offering the requisite financial and operational support.
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