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This is in anticipation of exploration activities and possible future investments.

Firm expected to end its operations in December, following the exhaustion of mineral resources.

Bilan Media in Somalia highlighted the challenges faced by the reporters.

Base Titanium is in the final stages of closing its mining operations in Kenya and residents in Kwale are looking at job losses and severe impact on the community.

The activists predicted massive job losses, high rates of income inequalities and aggravated inflation.

GSK has attributed its exit to low sales and a shift in focus to its more profitable prescription drugs.

18 containers are set to be discharged during the period between December 13 to 24.

Women social entrepreneurs in Nairobi are generally more aggressive in their businesses than their counterparts in Mombasa, a sustainability expert has said.

The company's exit is expected to affect hundreds of workers and suppliers.

Thursday, November 9, 2023 - Base Titanium has announced that it will shut down its Kenyan operations by the end of 2024 following the depletion of mineral deposits in its Kwale mine. The company which employs close to a thousand Kenyans is a subsidiary of the Australian-based Base Resources Group.  With operations in Kwale, Base Titanium operates…