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Kenya's KenolKobil wins tender for crude, jet fuel

NAIROBI : Kenyan oil marketer KenolKobil has won a tender to import and deliver 160,000 tonnes of Murban crude oil to K
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kenolkobilNAIROBI: Kenyan oil marketer KenolKobil has won a tender to import and deliver 160,000 tonnes of Murban crude oil to Kenya in October, it said on Friday.

The company said it had also won a tender for 40,000 tonnes of Jet-A1 jet fuel, due to be delivered in September.

"The three cargoes, totalling 200,000 MT, will contribute significantly in meeting both the country's and regional petroleum product requirements," KenolKobil said in a statement.

Kenya increased pump prices for petrol, diesel and kerosene for mid-August to mid-September citing a weaker local currency and slightly higher international fuel costs.

 

Copyright Reuters, 2011

 

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