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Habari na Maendeleo za Kaunti za Mombasa/Mombasa County Development
Habari na Maendeleo za Kaunti za Mombasa/Mombasa County Development
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US$ 15m lubricants factory to be constructed in Mombasa
Aug 10, 2016
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The new plant is capable of producing up to 120,000 tonnes or 136 million litres of finished lubricants every year.
A US$ 15m lubricants factory is set to be constructed in Mombasa County, Kenya byKenolKobil in a joint venture with Castrol.
This initiative will be a cheaper option other than importing the lubricants from South Africa that the oil marketer has been relying on thus far.
KenolKobil’s Chief Executive, Mr. David Ohana confirmed the reports and said that the budget for the mega project has already been approved from the Castrol head office.
“We recently received notification that the head office of Castrol approved the budget for the project in Kenya,” Mr. Ohana said during the release of the firm’s half-year results last Thursday.
He however said that they still do not know when the development project will be launched though the go-ahead implies that they are now certain that they are going to blend in Mombasa with Castrol.
According to KenolKobi, the construction of the plant is projected to begin by mid-2017 and will cost the two partners approximately US$10 million or US$15 million for it to become a reality.
The factory is set to be a good initiative by the company as it is anticipated to have a monthly capacity of 1,000 tonnes of lubricants in what is placed to strengthen competition in the local petroleum sub-sector.
BP Southern Africa is the owner of the Castrol brand of lubes and it has an additional smaller lubricants plant in Kenya that produces a monthly capacity of 600 tonnes producing its own brands.
KenolKobil presently imports the Castrol lubricants from South Africa and attracts an import duty of 25 per cent. The oil seller is in quest of importing inputs that attract only 10 per cent duty for local blending, vital in cutting costs.
In May 2015, BP Southern Africa and KenolKobil signed an agreement which gave the latter exclusive distribution rights for Castrol products hence ending the scuffle that had seen BPattempt to repossess the brand from Kenol and award it to former partner Shell.
Aug 10, 2016
458
The new plant is capable of producing up to 120,000 tonnes or 136 million litres of finished lubricants every year.
A US$ 15m lubricants factory is set to be constructed in Mombasa County, Kenya byKenolKobil in a joint venture with Castrol.
This initiative will be a cheaper option other than importing the lubricants from South Africa that the oil marketer has been relying on thus far.
KenolKobil’s Chief Executive, Mr. David Ohana confirmed the reports and said that the budget for the mega project has already been approved from the Castrol head office.
“We recently received notification that the head office of Castrol approved the budget for the project in Kenya,” Mr. Ohana said during the release of the firm’s half-year results last Thursday.
He however said that they still do not know when the development project will be launched though the go-ahead implies that they are now certain that they are going to blend in Mombasa with Castrol.
According to KenolKobi, the construction of the plant is projected to begin by mid-2017 and will cost the two partners approximately US$10 million or US$15 million for it to become a reality.
The factory is set to be a good initiative by the company as it is anticipated to have a monthly capacity of 1,000 tonnes of lubricants in what is placed to strengthen competition in the local petroleum sub-sector.
BP Southern Africa is the owner of the Castrol brand of lubes and it has an additional smaller lubricants plant in Kenya that produces a monthly capacity of 600 tonnes producing its own brands.
KenolKobil presently imports the Castrol lubricants from South Africa and attracts an import duty of 25 per cent. The oil seller is in quest of importing inputs that attract only 10 per cent duty for local blending, vital in cutting costs.
In May 2015, BP Southern Africa and KenolKobil signed an agreement which gave the latter exclusive distribution rights for Castrol products hence ending the scuffle that had seen BPattempt to repossess the brand from Kenol and award it to former partner Shell.
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Niliona picha zako za Kericho kwenye Flickr ama si wewe?? Si uziweke hapa kwenye uzi wa Kericho??
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Commissioning the newly built and fully equipped Maternal Theatre and a Youth Friendly Centre at the Tudor Sub-County Hospital.
The theatre will enhance access to quality maternal healthcare services especially for those in the informal settlements surrounding the facility. It will also assist in decongesting the Coast General Hospital which is already overwhelmed by maternal cases.
The theatre will enhance access to quality maternal healthcare services especially for those in the informal settlements surrounding the facility. It will also assist in decongesting the Coast General Hospital which is already overwhelmed by maternal cases.
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Joho amefanya kazi nzuri hapa hasa ule mtaa wa Likoni. Ni vyema sana kuona wana upgrade hizi hospitali za mtaani.
The County Government of Mombasa In partnership with Medicins Sans Frontiers (Doctors without borders)
has refurbished and expanded the Mrima hospital in Likoni Sub-County to an emergency maternal and neonatal centre.
The County Government of Mombasa In partnership with Medicins Sans Frontiers (Doctors without borders)
has refurbished and expanded the Mrima hospital in Likoni Sub-County to an emergency maternal and neonatal centre.
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The official opening of the new Mrima Maternity Hospital in Likoni Sub-County. The facility has an operation theater, dental clinic, pharmacy, fully equipped laboratory, physiotherapy section, comprehensive care clinics with specially designed consultation rooms, which create a serene environment with more space and improved medical fittings to cater for more patients and provide a better environment for mothers to deliver.
The Hospital will ensure all maternity related complications are dealt with in Likoni thus eliminating the inconvenience caused to expectant mothers who had to cross the ferry and commute all the way to Coast General Hospital for medical services.
The Hospital will ensure all maternity related complications are dealt with in Likoni thus eliminating the inconvenience caused to expectant mothers who had to cross the ferry and commute all the way to Coast General Hospital for medical services.
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Hapa kazi tu na tukisema Dar vs Mombasa matusi na povu zinafuata Geza Ulole ichoboy01Kenya maritime headquarters office building
They had haulted the costruction but now it's back on.....
The current old building:
Impression of the new building:
Construction works:
