William Ruto: “Position the country as a key player in the sector while presenting opportunities for US firms to provide value addition”

The day a Kenyan pension trustee can buy a Kenyan power station as easily as she buys a Treasury bill, this argument will be over.

Kenya’s policy would be guided by competitiveness, allowing businesses and consumers to obtain petroleum products from whichever regional facility can supply them efficiently and at favourable prices.

Even if the one in Tanga is built, we as Kenya will go and buy some shares there. There is no problem.

If the evidence vindicates the current methodology, we will accept the finding and say so publicly. If it does not, we will expect the methodology to change.