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Tullow shares lifted by Kenyan oil discovery
Tullow Oil shares have been lifted by news of an oil discovery in Kenya. The company has climbed 34p to £15.07 after it said its first exploration well in a drilling campaign taking in Kenya and Ethopia had discovered light crude oil. Tullow's exploration director Angus McCoss said: This is an excellent start to our major exploration campaign in the East African rift basins of Kenya and Ethiopia. to make such a good oil discovery in our first well is beyond our expectations and bodes well for the material programme ahead of us.
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