PREMIUM Tata Magadi row puts Kenya under investor scrutiny, mining lobby warns Business Just now Listen

The Kenya Chamber of Mines (KCM) says the outcome of the feud could become a reference point for investors assessing whether Kenya offers the regulatory certainty needed for long-term capital commitments.

That ambition, however, now faces a second question over whether Kenya can attract new capital while reassuring existing and prospective investors that regulatory processes will remain transparent and predictable.

The Chamber said the dispute would become a reference point when investors assess Kenya’s regulatory predictability and attractiveness for long-term investment.