Govt Announces Crackdown on Unlicensed Operators

The move has been prompted by increased deaths in recent months...
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The Kenyan government has launched a crackdown on illegal gold mining in West Pokot County to address rising fatalities linked to unregulated operations.
- Over 500 mines have been ordered to close following recent tragedies, including the collapse of a mine that killed four people.
- Harry Kimutai, the Mining Principal Secretary, emphasizes the need for miners to form cooperatives for better support.
- Four mining cooperatives have already been established, with plans for 27 more to be formed to enhance regulatory compliance.
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