Last Updated 13 years ago by Kenya Engineer

Africa Oil has announced that it will resume operations in Block 10BB and Block 13T on November 8, 2013 in Northern Kenya following successful dialogue with national and county government and leaders of the local community. This was made in a statement by the Canadian oil and Gas Company, which is Tullow Oil Plc’s operating partner, following suspended operations at the said sites last week.

“The suspension of operations announced last week allowed all parties to discuss and understand the complex operating environment in Northern Kenya and commit to taking the necessary action to allow exploration operations to resume,” reads part of the statement. 

According to the statement, Tullow has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Minister for Energy. “The MoU clearly lays out a plan for the Government of Kenya, county government, local communities in Northern Kenya and Tullow and Africa Oil to work together inclusively over the long-term and to ensure that operations can continue without disruption in the future. “

The MoU is with efforts to re-affirm the companies’ commitment to local employment, local opportunities and transparency throughout its operations in Northern Kenya. “As the partnership’s exploration campaign progresses and gathers pace, the number of local employees and local companies involved in our work will continue to grow,” concludes the statement.













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