Kenya’s mining sector is facing growing turmoil as licensing delays, legal threats, community disputes and allegations of corruption pile pressure on Mining CS Hassan Joho’s ministry.
CS for Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs, Hassan Joho. [File Courtesy]
A fresh legal threat from Archers Post Investments Limited against the Ministry of Mining has once again exposed deep-rooted problems that are paralysing Kenya’s extractive sector.
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