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Yours is very pertinent. Fact.
@Internet the question is good but uninformed.
Such an investment would need to be guided by feasibility studies that would look at potential market, (which would determine) capacity, leading to determination of economies of scale, competition etc. The capacity might be too small such that finished products would still be more expensive than those refined in India or China and transported halfway around the world.
Another fact is that the refinery uses old refining technology which would need to be updated. That old refining technology is what led to it's closure in the first place...
All that said and done,what's wrong with our 'leaders'?

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On Twitter somebody ameuliza swali very pertinent. Instead of ship building biz or semi conductor project why not revive Changamwe refinery? Uganda oil and South Sudan oil na Turkana oil 🤔🤔

Uganda oil too far.
South Sudan oil belongs to Chinese
Turkana oil too little
 
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