Tata is fighting to protect its century-old operation, while the government wants Kenya to get more value from the resource.
By
Constant Munda
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A bitter dispute between Tata Chemicals Magadi Ltd and the Kenyan government has put a Sh3.62 billion expansion of the soda ash plant in doubt, threatening an investment that aimed to more than triple annual production.
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