| Updated Wed, March 22nd 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3Kenya Civil Society Platform on Oil and Gas Co-ordinator Charles Wanguhu. The secretive nature of deals signed between and companies prospecting for minerals, oil and natural gas in Kenya could be exposing the country to major losses in future. KCSPOG Co-ordinator Charles Wanguhu said the organisation had written to Mining and Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretaries, requesting for the contracts with mining and oil and gas companies operating in the country. “There is need to ascertain whether we are signing good deals,” said Mr Wanguhu at a press briefing in Nairobi. “The challenge is that we do not know how much will be left for the country after the production companies have taken their share.

Source: Standard Digital March 21, 2017 18:45 UTC