by Anne Mulehi | Oct 8, 2018 | Blogs
Two aquifers were discovered in the northern-dry regions of Kenya, in Turkana and Lotikipi basin. The discovery was by a France based Radar Technologies, the Kenyan government and the United Nations with funding from Japan. The possibility of wealth from the newly...
by Anne Mulehi | Oct 2, 2018 | Blogs
Oil and water don’t just mix, yet water is the the main ingredient in the extraction of oil. Let’s get into it Turkana is known to be among the most dry regions in Kenya. It has had several periods of drought, including the fact that River Tukwell, Turkana’s...
by Anne Mulehi | Aug 24, 2018 | Blogs
Is it time that flies so fast or is it individuals that change their minds so easily? It is barely three months since President Uhuru announced the oil sharing agreement, which was rejected by the Turkana community as they opted for 10% rather than the given 5% citing...
by Anne Mulehi | Aug 15, 2018 | Blogs
According to the Kenya Vision 2030, infrastructure sector is one of the foundations of the pillars expected to provide cost effective world class facilities and services. To achieve this, several factors have to be put into consideration in order to start the process....
by Anne Mulehi | Jul 13, 2018 | Blogs
Since oil was discovered in Turkana in 2012, new conflicts have developed. Conflicts have initially existed between the Turkana and Pokot communities, over border regions. But with the discovery of oil, residents have developed unrealistically high expectations of...
