Oil marketer Ola Energy to lay off staff in restructuring plan

The company, previously known as Oil Libya, is Kenya’s fourth largest oil marketing company.

by VICTOR AMADALA

Business20 March 2025 - 08:00

In Summary

The company did not disclose how many staff members would be affected, but said that the process would be “managed with utmost sensitivity.”
In the Kenyan oil market, Vivo Energy leads with a 22.07 per cent share, followed by TotalEnergies with 14.88 per cent and Rubis with 14.05 per cent while Ola has 7.5 per cent.

Ola fuel tanker at a petrol station /HANDOUT

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