CEPSA bailed in Kenya and liquidated their holdings and offices after spending tens of millions of dollars there. CEPSA could have taken all of Block 11A in payment of the $10 million ERHC owed them, but they wanted nothing more to do with that money pit. CEPSA knows more about 11A than anybody on the face of the earth. They have all the seismic data and they have all the drilling data. They left after spending millions and they ain't coming back. And it appears nobody else is interested either. Lots of blocks available in Kenya now and nobody is intetested in those that have proven to be dry.
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