Tata’s shutdown is still before the High Court, while a separate Supreme Court case leaves the company exposed to a potentially significant county liability.
By
Constant Munda
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
President William Ruto’s demand for Tata Chemicals Magadi to leave Kenya has opened a legal and investment test, exposing the economic cost of the country’s long-standing failure to turn mineral wealth into a deeper manufacturing industry.
President William Ruto ordered the closure of Tata Chemicals, announcing that his administration would give the license to a new…
President Ruto orders the closure of Tata Chemicals, accusing the firm of making no progress during its years of operation; says…
Kenya is right to want more of the value chain onshore, and wrong to be announcing that ambition via a shutdown order instead of…
Kenyan President William Ruto has ordered Tata Chemicals to stop its operations in Kenya. The President stated the company's…
Kenya's President William Ruto has directed Tata Chemicals to leave the country, accusing the company of failing to generate…
William Ruto said that the Indian company had done little to develop local industries.
‘Are we slaves to others?’: Kenyan President Ruto orders Tata Chemicals to halt operations
