LAPSSET Lamu Regional Manager Salim Bunu With Gulf Energy Chairman Hon. Suleiman Shahbal When He Led A Delegation From Amu Power On A Progress Tour Of The Construction Of #LamuPort. Amu Power Is Expected To Be Among The First Users Of The New Port Once Completed In October 2020.

Earlier Today,Members of National Assembly From Budget And Appropriation Committee Led by Hon.Florence Koskey MP For Kericho County Visited Lamu Port,Lapsset Project . The Committee Was So Impressed With The Progress and pledged their support towards it's realization Kenya Ports Authority

Section Of National Assembly KE PSC On Budget And Appropriation When They Toured #LamuPort Today. The Legislators Were Impressed With The Progress Of Construction Of The GoK Funded New Port And Pledged To Lobby For More Funds For The Project Realization LAPSSET Kenya Ports Authority @PDUDelivery

We visited the site of the ongoing Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport Corridor project (LAPPSET)...to understand the progress of the construction of the berths & its impacts to the community & environment #ScoreLamu #LamuTamu #Wecare #CVE #youth4peace #Tupendane @KYBI_ke

A house committee has denied reports that the State intends to reduce funding for the Lamu port project from Sh11 billion to Sh4 billion - is.gd/pTiiQD

Qatar Petroleum enters into an agreement with Eni and Total to acquire a 25% participating interest in 3 blocks offshore Kenya. #QP #QatarPetroleum #Qatar #Kenya qp.com.qa/en/MediaCentre…

📰📢🤝Qatar Petroleum enters agreement with Eni & Total to acquire a 25% participating interest in Blocks L11A,L11B & L12 located offshore Kenya. ➡️Awaiting necessary regulatory approvals. 👏👍 Exciting news! @qatarpetroleum eni @Total #oilandgas🇰🇪 qp.com.qa/en/MediaCentre…

➡️Of the 25%; ✅13.75% to be acquired from eni. ✅11.25% to be acquired from @Total. #oilandgas🇰🇪 #kenyaoil

Qatar Petroleum buys into three blocks offshore Kenya dlvr.it/R8ylFh

#Qatar Petroleum signs agreement to enter three exploration blocks in #Kenya. Doha has acquired 25% ownership in Eni and Total to explore three major blocks (L11A, L11B and L12) located in offshore Kenya. qp.com.qa/en/MediaCentre…

Qatar Petroleum signs deal on three Kenyan offshore blocks bit.ly/2SzzrCE

Qatar Petroleum has acquired a block of Kenya’s offshore oil and gas exploration fields, adding to a growing list of global corporations seeking to exploit huge fuel deposits believed to be underneath the Indian Ocean seabed. bit.ly/2K418j5

#Somalia and #Kenya have agreed to work towards normalizing relations without any implications for the maritime case at the ICJ which will take its full course after Egyptian President H.E Abdelfatah Al Sisi convened a tripartite meeting on the margins of #UNGA.

President Kenyatta held separate meetings with his Somalia and Djibouti counterparts Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed and Ismail Omar Guelleh respectively. The meetings were convened by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt who is the current Chairman of the African Union. #UNGA2019

BREAKING: Somalia President Mohamed A. Farmajo tells the UN General Assembly that bilateral negotiations with Kenya over the maritime dispute have not been fruitful, says he wants the CIJ_ICJ to settle the case. Farmajo pledges that Somalia will abide by the Court’s decision.

Meanwhile, President Kenyatta told the UN that Kenya calls for the maritime dispute with Somalia to be resolved through ‘negotiation & remain hopeful that Somalia will remain committed to the resolution of this dispute’

Somalia president tells the United Nations that talks between his country and Kenya have resolved that the maritime dispute be decided by the ICJ whose hearings are scheduled for November.

Somalia says it will comply with any UN ruling on its maritime border dispute with Kenya bloom.bg/2nO9Ryt

The meeting in NY of Presidents of #Somalia and #Kenya organised by the President of Egypt and the previous meeting of the two leaders in Nairobi organised by the PM of Ethiopia demonstrate the need for a meeting between the two neighbours without a facilitator. #UNGA

EDITORIAL: Territorial conflicts are complex because of the motivations that trigger them in the first place. So, even though Somalia has gone to court, it is reasonable to assume that the court’s ruling will be acceptable only if it is in its favour. bit.ly/2mqXlF3