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An alumnus of Jamhuri High School before he went to St. Peter’s College at Oxford University graduating in 1979 where he studied philosophy, politics, and economics.

Auditor says devolved units and communities would have made Sh3 billion if law was applied

Base Titanium has started ore extraction at its new site in Kwale.

Base Titanium, the company extracting titanium minerals in Kwale County, will pay its Australian parent firm Base Resources an interim dividend of Sh2.03 billion.

Base Titanium, the firm mining titanium minerals in Kwale County, saw its sales drop by 6.4 percent to Sh7.96 billion.

Government will conduct a geo-survey first to ascertain the kind and availability of minerals within the country before licensing.

Kwale miner Base Titanium injected Sh16.5 billion into the Kenyan economy through royalties, taxes and supplier purchases in the year ending June 2022, new disclosures by its Australian parent...

Locals depend on community projects set up by Base Titanium as direct benefits.

Base Titanium sold 87,500 tonnes of the titanium minerals ilmenite, rutile, and zircon in the review period.

Base Titanium expects to extend the life of the Kwale operation by about 13 months to December 2024.