The G2G oil import scheme was launched in March last year, intended to alleviate dollar shortages and stabilise the fuel supply in Kenya.

During the operation, five tankers were discovered at the site, containing over 17,020 litres of diesel and 6,110 litres of petrol.

Kenyans have been waiting for years for the country to start exporting oil, following the trial export of 240,000 barrels of crude in August 2019.

Kenya faces potential losses amounting to billions of shillings in the oil trade as landlocked East African countries express reluctance to import fue...