Kenya sits on mineral wealth, yet investors and communities say the country continues to struggle to convert that geological potential into meaningful economic value.
Base Titanium mining site in Kwale. [File, Standard]
Kenya sits on mineral wealth with that has the potential to transform its economy, yet investors and communities say the country continues to struggle to convert that geological potential into meaningful economic value.
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