Kenyan President William Ruto has ordered Tata Chemicals to stop its operations in Kenya. The President stated the company's presence failed to deliver sufficient benefits to the nation. He announced two new companies will take over the existing operations. Ruto criticized the company for a century-long contract without local factory development. New firms will establish glass and chemical manufacturing facilities in Kajiado.

President Ruto orders the closure of Tata Chemicals, accusing the firm of making no progress during its years of operation; says new investor to take over Lake Magadi’s operations.

Kenya's President William Ruto said on Thursday he had ordered India's Tata Chemicals to stop its operations in Kenya, saying its presence had failed to benefit the country.

President says Indian firm had ‘done nothing’ at Lake Magadi operation for a century

Kenyan President Ruto expels Tata Chemicals from soda ash operations, seeking new investors for local processing and production.

Kenyas dispute with Tata Chemicals has revived concerns about Indian businesses in the country after Adanis exit. But Kenya continues to attract Indian investment, suggesting the…