Kenneth Konga

Type: Person

Name: Kenneth Konga

First Reported Mar 12 2010 - Updated Mar 12 2010 - 1 Documents

Joint hydro project for Zambia, Zim

LIVINGSTON – Zambia and Zimbabwe are exploring prospects of establishing a joint hydropower project at a cost of US$2,5 million to increase generation, Steelguru.com has reported.Teddy Kasonso energy permanent secretary of Zambia said that Energy officials ... [Published Mar 12 2010 by Namibian]

Entities: Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenneth Konga, Hydro Power

First Reported Mar 12 2010 - Updated Mar 12 2010 - 1 Documents

Engen eyes BP assets

ENGEN Petroleum Limited has indicated that it will consider buying some of the marketing assets rival British Petroleum (BP) plans to sell on the continent.BP recently indicated that it would sell its marketing operations in Tanzania, Malawi, Namibia, ... [Published Mar 12 2010 by Times of Zambia]

Entities: BP plc, Zambia, Lusaka, Engen Petroleum Ltd, SAPREF

First Reported Mar 04 2010 - Updated Mar 04 2010 - 2 Documents

BP plc

Zambia Energy Min: BP Pullout Won't Disrupt Fuel Supply-Paper

DOW JONES NEWSWIRESThe impending withdrawal of Zambia's largest oil marketing company, BP Zambia Ltd., from the country will not cause erratic fuel supply in Zambia because another competent investor would take over its assets, the Times Newspaper of ... [Published Mar 04 2010 by Morningstar.com]

Entities: Zambia, BP plc, Copper, Kenneth Konga

First Reported Mar 03 2010 - Updated Mar 03 2010 - 1 Documents

Fuel pricing to be uniform soon in Zambia

Government says it will introduce uniform pricing of fuel and other petroleum products across the country in June this year Minister of Energy and Water Development Kenneth Konga informed the Parliament that Government is working out measures to ensure ... [Published Mar 03 2010 by Petrol Plaza]

Entities: Kenneth Konga, Zambia, Petroleum

First Reported Dec 31 2009 - Updated Dec 31 2009 - 1 Documents

Government to introduce uniform fuel prices

THE Government has said it will introduce uniform prices for oil products throughout Zambia to ensure equity among consumers regardless of their geographical location.Energy and Water Development Minister Kenneth Konga said in Lusaka yesterday that to ... [Published Dec 31 2009 by Times of Zambia]

Entities: Kenneth Konga, Zambia, Rehabilitation, Lusaka, Short Supply

Quotes

"bp has given assurance that this will be a seamless transition and the government is confident the process will not disrupt oil marketing in the country, as we are sure that another investor will take over" state-owned daily quoted Kenneth Konga, Zambia's minister of Energy and Water development as saying

Zambia Energy Min: BP Pullout Won't Disrupt Fuel Supply-Paper [Morningstar.com - Mar 04 2010]

"bp has given assurance that this will be a seamless transition and as such we don't expect any disruptions in the flow of fuel to the mines and other industries" Konga said

BP Zambia exit will not disrupt fuel supply: minister [Sharenet - Mar 04 2010]