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A path towards distribution and governance of 10% mineral royalties to host communities pursuant to section 183(5) of the mining act 2016.
Kenya has recently been experiencing a boom in the mining sector. This boom is attributed to the increased discovery and exploitation of commercially viable minerals 4 such as; Titanium, Diamond Gold, fluorspar, diatomite, amongst many others. 5 Investments by multinational mining corporations such
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