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Why Sh1.7b oil jetty continues to sit idle

An engineer from South African firm SECO (left) hands over the Kisumu Oil Jetty to Kenya Pipeline Company officials in February 2018. [Phillip Orwa, Standard]

Kenya will have to wait awhile to use the Kisumu Oil Jetty as construction of a similar facility on the Ugandan side is taking longer than anticipated.

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