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The Ministry of Mining and Blue Economy has undertaken an evaluation of mining permits with the ministry in an effort to determine the contribution of the mining sector and weed out investors with multiple dormant licences. Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho says investors will be required to show proof of funds to get licenses insisting that Kenya will not be a playing ground for speculators. As jimmy Mbogoh reports the government is actively implementing policies to ensure responsible extraction and promote value edition.
Kenya needs Ksh. 120B to optmise the Mining sector
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