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Western leaders urge Uhuru, Raila to help revive sugarcane sector - Vimarsana News

Western leaders urge Uhuru, Raila to help revive sugarcane sector

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE Mumias sugarcane farmers protest at Shianda in Mumias East on June 4, 2021. They were protesting against politicians from Western who are against an investor who had shown interest in reviving Mumias sugar factory. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard] Western Kenya leaders have petitioned President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM leader Raila Odinga to help unlock the stalemate in attempts to revive Mumias Sugar Company and the struggling sector. Last week, business magnate and Devki Group founder Narendra Raval withdrew his bid to lease Mumias Sugar after the process drew huge public inter...

Steel tycoon withdraws his Sh5bn Mumias revival bid - Vimarsana News

Steel tycoon withdraws his Sh5bn Mumias revival bid

Narendra Raval was planning to inject Sh5 billion to modernise the once giant sugar miller.

Devki withdraws its Mumias Sugar leasing bid after public outcry - Vimarsana News

Devki withdraws its Mumias Sugar leasing bid after public outcry

Devki firm says it will still express interest should the stakeholders agree on a bidding exercise

Sugar farmers hold demos to protest Raval's withdrawal - Vimarsana News

Sugar farmers hold demos to protest Raval's withdrawal

Sugarcane farmers from Mumias sugar belt are a sad lot after an investor withdrew bid to lease cash-strapped Mumias Sugar Company.

Devki Group of Companies withdraws bid to lease Mumias Sugar - Vimarsana News

Devki Group of Companies withdraws bid to lease Mumias Sugar

Devki withdraws from bid to lease Mumias Sugar a day after Sugarcane farmers and politicians asked the government to stop the deal.