National Oil Chief Executive Officer Leparan Morintat Gideon participated in a panel discussion on the role of National Oil Companies at the ongoing East African Petroleum Conference & Exhibition '19 East African Petroleum Conference and Exhibition (10th EAPCE'23).

Morintat Gideon urged EAC countries to invest in their national oil companies for assured energy security and socioeconomic transformation of the region.

DATA: National Oil CEO Leparan Morintat Gideon shares his thoughts ahead of the 8th African Petroleum Data Management Forum which runs from 6th to 9th June at PrideInn Paradise Mombasa.

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1. Our CEO, Leparan Morintat Gideon, and Chairman, Hon Kiraitu Murungi, will take the stage tomorrow at the ongoing African Energy Forum 2023 held at Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

2. With their profound knowledge and experience, our CEO and Chairman will share their perspectives on the current and future energy landscapes in their respective panel discussions. #AEF2023 #EnergyForum #Africa

Kenya is a beautiful mosaic of diverse cultures with every community bringing a different flavour to our nation's rich diversity. This evening, I joined fellow members of the Marakwet community to celebrate our cultural heritage at the Bomas of Kenya. It was a wonderful

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KEEPING THE PROMISE: Combating Gender-Based Violence in Sports.

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CAF: Ignore the rumours, Kenya is on course to hosting CHAN.

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Kenya's creative economy is estimated to contribute 5% to our GDP. It's a sector with a lot of potential for growth. We have adopted a multifaceted approach to spur the development of the industry. As a first step, we are working to create an enabling environment for the industry

Our best wishes to the Kenya U17 team as they take to the field today. Play with courage and showcase the true Kenyan spirit, knowing the entire nation is behind you! All the best, Champions.

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I’m grateful and honored to have been reassigned by His Excellency the President, as the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Interior and National Administration. Thank you, Mr. President, for this incredible opportunity to serve our great nation in this capacity. I look forward to

To be entrusted by the President with the responsibility of serving our country in the Cabinet is a great honour and privilege. I'm deeply indebted to him for re-assigning me to a new role in his Cabinet. This afternoon, I was officially handed over the role of Cabinet

Peace is an indispensable ingredient in national development. That is why the Church’s pivotal contribution in the restoration of peace in Kerio Valley must be lauded. Together with the Government and other actors, the Church has helped to bridge the socio-cultural divide and

The Kenyan Police have intensified their patrols in major Haitian towns as calm returns in the gang-ridden nation. The patrols are conducted day and night, both on ground and aerial surveillance through drone technology, ensuring that the gangs who have been terrorising the