From Ruto's exploitation claims to Gachagua's business allegations; The Soda ash war

President William Ruto has branded Tata Chemicals ‘criminals’ who have been exploiting Kenyans...

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President William Ruto has accused Tata Chemicals of exploiting Kenyans and ordered the closure of its operations, intending to grant the license to a new company. This move has sparked controversy, with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua alleging that the President aims to replace the company with a Chinese investor for his own commercial interests.

President William Ruto labeled Tata Chemicals as 'criminals'.
Key figures involved include President William Ruto and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
The dispute centers around the soda ash mining license in Kajiado.

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