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Kenyan companies earned nearly three-quarters of the payments by Base Titanium to suppliers contracted to the mining operations.

Seven large firms contributed in excess of Sh300 billion to the National Treasury in taxes, duties and licence fees in the past year.

The Kenya Revenue Authority's top taxpayer award is a good initiative that recognises the biggest revenue earners for the government.

The local subsidiary had paid the Perth-based multinational a dividend of Sh7.1 billion the year before.

This is the Kenyan subsidiary of Australia-based Base Resources, which is focused on mining mineral sands

Base Titanium will make a capital expenditure of Sh3.3 billion at a new mining site on its Kwale operation.

Base Titanium, the company mining titanium in Kwale County, has resumed operations a week after it shut operations.

Base Titanium, the company mining titanium in Kwale County, has suspended operations after flooding of the site.

Millions of skilled people locked out of the job market or underpaid for lack of certificates are set for a lifeline as Kenya rolls out a process to identify, assess and certify skills.