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Kenya to wait longer for the oil trillions

Tullow Oil. (Photo: Courtesy)

Kenyans may never know details of how trillions of crude oil revenue would be shared between the government and foreign producers, amid soaring opacity over every aspect of production so far.

This is despite a vow by President Uhuru Kenyatta to promote transparency at an international forum three years ago, and passage of a law enabling public access to information.

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