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Kenya Reverses Course on Tata Chemicals Exit Following Public Backlash
Following widespread criticism over an order forcing Indian firm Tata Chemicals to leave Kenya, President William Ruto has reversed the directive and reopened the Magadi soda ash contract to new investors. The administration also moved to restore water and healthcare services in the region.
5 Sept, 04:18 — 5 Sept, 13:40
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The IndependentMostly Factual17h ago
Indian company Tata Chemicals ordered to ‘pack and leave’ Kenya
Kenya's president William Ruto directs Tata Chemicals to leave the country, accusing it of failing to generate economic impact
By Nicholas Komu
Read full article →Daily NationMostly Factual11h ago
Ruto changes tune on Magadi soda ash mining after uproar over Tata Chemicals exit order
President now says the contract will be re-advertised for competitive bidding.
Read full article →star-kenyaMixed8h ago
I can’t accept blackmail! Ruto orders Magadi water, healthcare restored amid Tata Chemicals row - the-star.co.ke
I can’t accept blackmail! Ruto orders Magadi water, healthcare restored amid Tata Chemicals row the-star.co.ke
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First report: The Independent · 5 Sept, 04:18|Full coverage: 3 · 9h|Window: 9h
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