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A video captured from a building shows residents in Utawala continuing with their daily activities as President William Ruto’s motorcade moved through the area.
I never imagined that helping a stranger for five minutes would change the direction of my entire life.
It happened on a rainy Tuesday evening.
I was rushing home from work when I noticed an elderly man struggling with two heavy bags outside a supermarket. People walked past him, pretending not to notice.
I stopped.
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I carried his bags to a nearby taxi. Before getting inside, he asked for my name.
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Dangote confirms date for Ksh2.59 trillion Lamu oil refinery
The proposed Lamu Oil Refinery is set to move closer to construction after Aliko Dangote confirmed that the groundbreaking ceremony will take place on September 30.
Dangote announced the date on Thursday, September 3, while speaking to investors and analysts during a visit to Botswana.
The development marks an important step for the proposed Ksh2.59 trillion ($20 billion) refinery and petrochemical complex.
The project is expected to serve several markets in East Africa, with crude supplies potentially coming from Kenya, Uganda and South Sudan.
President William Ruto’s economic adviser, David Ndii, has estimated that the region could provide more than 600,000 barrels of crude oil per day.
South Sudan could contribute about 350,000 barrels per day, while Uganda could provide 250,000 barrels and Kenya about 120,000 barrels.
Dangote has offered East African countries a combined 30 per cent stake in the project. Kenya has been offered a 10 per cent share valued at about Ksh64.74 billion ($500 million). Ethiopia and Rwanda have also shown interest, which could bring the regional stake to the full 30 per cent.
The refinery is also expected to form part of a larger industrial development in Lamu. Plans include a 1,000-megawatt power plant and a special economic zone designed to support manufacturing, storage and logistics.
The government hopes the investment will help transform Lamu into an important energy and industrial centre.
President Ruto has previously said the refinery and related projects could create around 60,000 jobs and provide a boost to the local economy.
Construction is expected to begin by October 2026, with completion of the refinery projected to take up to three years.
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