Kenya Orders Shutdown of Tata Chemicals Mining Operations
Kenyan President William Ruto has directed Tata Chemicals to cease operations at its Magadi soda ash plant, accusing the company of failing to deliver promised local economic benefits. The directive aims to reclaim control of strategic resources and attract new domestic-focused investors.
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Kenya’s Ruto Seeks New Investors After Ousting Tata From Magadi
Kenyan President William Ruto ordered the ousting of Tata Chemicals Ltd. and is looking for fresh investors to take over its century-old mining rights for minerals that are processed into soda ash.
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"We have made efforts to improve the economy; we have not improved investor confidence for hawkers to come to Kenya," President Ruto said. The post Kenyan president orders shutdown of foreign-owned small business appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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President Ruto also announced that a new investor will take over operations at Lake Magadi.
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DCP party terms directive by Mining Ministry to shut down Tata Chemical Magadi Limited state-sponsored economic sabotage, says thousands of families stand affected.
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