Industry / Congo, Dem. Rep.

Upstream Hopes And Downstream Plans Spur Investor Interest

February 2011 | Industry News

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Long considered a sideshow in Africa's oil and gas industry, Kenya is starting to benefit from growing investor interest in East Africa's potential.

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