TATA Chemicals Given Ksh13 Billion Ultimatum Before Resuming Magadi Operations

President William Ruto ordered the company to close down operations in the area after nearly 100 years, saying it has been operating there without improving the living standards of locals...

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The Kajiado County Government is demanding Ksh13 billion in outstanding land rates from Tata Chemicals Magadi Limited before the company's operations can resume. Governor Joseph Ole Lenku has also called for the return of large tracts of occupied land to local residents.

Ksh13 billion in unpaid land rates owed to the Kajiado County Government.
Key figures: Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku and Tata Chemicals Magadi Limited.
Tata Chemicals occupies over 200,000 acres but reportedly operates on only 11,000 acres, with the remainder used as grazing land by the community.

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