Kenya’s recent fuel scandal has shone the spotlight on the quality of petrol entering the market, with investigations pointing to supplies that contained excess sulphur and traces of manganese additives. Fuel sold in Kenya is required to meet strict standards. Read more: | Collector

Kenya’s recent fuel scandal has shone the spotlight on the quality of petrol entering the market, with investigations pointing to supplies that contained excess sulphur and traces of manganese additives.

Fuel sold in Kenya is required to meet strict standards.

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Kenya’s recent fuel scandal has shone the spotlight on the quality of petrol entering the market, with investigations pointing to supplies that contained excess sulphur and traces of manganese additives. Fuel sold in Kenya is required to meet strict standards. Read more:

Kenya’s recent fuel scandal has shone the spotlight on the quality of petrol entering the market, with investigations pointing to supplies that contained excess sulphur and traces of manganese additives. Fuel sold in Kenya is required to meet strict standards. Read more:

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