As geopolitical instability ripples through the Middle East, the Kenyan government says it is taking a firm stance to protect the local economy from potential energy shocks. Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has moved to calm public anxiety, confirming that the nation’s fuel taps will remain open despite the brewing global crisis. CS Wandayi assured Kenyans that the country currently holds enough petroleum products to withstand significant supply chain disruptions. By building up robust reserves, the government aims to satisfy domestic demand while simultaneously fulfilling its regional supply obligations to landlocked neighbors. In a statement released to newsrooms, The post CS Wandayi Reveals Kenya’s Fuel Security Plan as Global Oil Prices Face Pressure appeared first on Nairobi Wire.