State opens room for talks with Tata Chemicals after standoff Kajiado 18 min ago
The Ministry of Mining and Blue Economy has softened its stance towards giant soda ash producer Tata Chemicals Magadi in Kajiado County after a month-long standoff that sucked in President William Ruto, paving the way for talks between the two sides.
Photo credit: Dennis Onsongo | Nation Media Group Earlier, President Ruto, during his tour of Kajiado, had ordered the Indian investor to pack and leave before changing his position and saying soda ash mining in Magadi would be opened to competitive bidding.
Cabinet Secretary for Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Hassan Ali Joho.
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