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What land will be left for Isiolo residents?

by Anne Mulehi | May 29, 2018 | BLOGS

Back in 2016, Isiolo governor Godana Doyo wanted the LAPSSET corridor that traverses the county to be rerouted to a new route. The idea to reroute was to avoid conflict-prone areas along Meru-Isiolo border. The corridor was originally designed to pass through Garba...

What does the oil sharing agreement by President Uhuru really mean?

by Anne Mulehi | May 22, 2018 | BLOGS

In the recent past, Turkana residents have been pushing for a raise in the allocation of the oil share through their leader Josphat Nanok. They needed the raise to 10% saying the 5% suggested was inadequate. The concession came after MPs in the National...

NOC explores Oil in Shompole

by Anne Mulehi | Apr 12, 2018 | BLOGS

Shompole is a beautiful pastoralist area around one and half hours’ drive south of Nairobi, Kenya. Shompole has a vast array of largely unspoiled natural resources including forests, grassy plains, the Ewaso Nyiro River, unique volcanic landscapes including alkaline...

Controversy as tests show no gas in Kipeto

by Anne Mulehi | Apr 12, 2018 | BLOGS

News had previously emerged from Kipeto, a location in Kajiado County that some hydrologists had come across a ‘reservoir’ that contained an oduorless gas. The gas upon lighting caught fire, leading to suspicion that it was natural gas. The hydrologists were from a...