President William Ruto ordered the closure of Tata Chemicals, announcing that his administration would give the license to a new company.
Tata Chemicals factory in Magadi, Kajiado West constituency Kajiado County. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]
Peter Oyare, aged 60, and about seven men and a lone middle-aged woman are sitting on a modified chair behind the servant quarters houses of Tata Chemicals in Kajiado County.
The shade from the houses offers a much-needed shield from the scorching sun as they engage in conversation as they sip ice-cold water in a five-liter jerrican.
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