Ruto Given One-Week Ultimatum Over Ksh2.59 Trillion Dangote Lamu Refinery
The project is set to start within the next 30 months, with groundworks already initiated to consider soil testing and other requirements, which would make Kenya one of the largest exporters...
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A Kenyan constitutional lawyer, Levi Munyeri, has threatened legal action against the government, demanding public participation before the construction of the proposed Ksh2.59 trillion Dangote oil refinery in Lamu.
- The proposed refinery is valued at Ksh2.59 trillion.
- Key players include constitutional lawyer Levi Munyeri and the Dangote Group.
- Munyeri issued a one-week ultimatum to President William Ruto's administration, emphasizing that public participation is a constitutional requirement.
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