Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary, James Wandayi, appeared before the Joint Senate and National Assembly Energy Committee to appraise Honourable Members on the Government of Kenya’s Field Development Plan for oil production in the South Lokichar Basin, Turkana County, ahead of public participation commencing tomorrow.
This wasn’t just a routine briefing; it was a clarion call to harness the promise of commercial oil discoveries that have simmered since Tullow Oil struck black gold over a decade ago. For a nation grappling with energy insecurity and economic headwinds, the plan represents more than barrels of crude—it’s a blueprint for inclusive growth, regional equity, and Kenya’s leap into the global energy arena.
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