Had everything gone according to plan, Kenya would be reading to begin its commercial export of crude oil on a large scale next year. This was after success in sale of a consignment in 2019, which was obtained from the pilot phase of the project in the expansive fields in Turkana County. Instead, Tullow last week announced that it is now shifting attention and over 90 percent of its resources to West Africa, with company chief executive Rahul Dhir saying the firm will be channeling resources to projects it considers to be productive in a bid to cut costs. “After a year of significant change for Tullow, we are now executing a robust, cash generative business plan, which is focused on our most productive assets,” said Mr Dhir. Tullow also once again watered down the value of its stake in the Kenyan oil project by Sh46.8 billion on low […]