The future of Kenya's mining industry
Top minerals and sector contribution to GDP. Lifting of the ban on issuance of exploring and mining licenses is seen as a blessing to companies that have already …
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Top minerals and sector contribution to GDP. Lifting of the ban on issuance of exploring and mining licenses is seen as a blessing to companies that have already …
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Australian High Commission, Limuru Road, Rosslyn. Midway between Village Market and Two Rivers Nairobi Kenya. Tel: +254 020 427 7160. Fax: +254 20 427 7139. View on …
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The Australian firm that acquired titanium mining rights from Tiomin Kenya in July this year has launched a new feasibility study at the site in Kwale, targeting to …
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A number of Australian firms have either invested or expressed interest in key sectors of the Kenyan economy, including mining, education, healthcare and agribusiness.
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This review paper highlights the mining status in Kenya and the role of hydrometallurgical and flotation processes in the recovery of deficit metals from ores and …
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In Kenya, all minerals are vested in the national government in trust for the people of Kenya. This licence map describes the process of awarding the Prospecting Licence …
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While the parliament's report showed a range of resources are sought after by mining projects – including uranium, lithium, and manganese – operations are … See more
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Australia-based mining company Base Resources is this December set to begin exporting titanium deposits from its Kwale mine, situated at Kenya's south coast, …
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Mining Minister Dan Kazungu has now written a new strategy that spans 20 years in the hope to see 10% of GDP coming from mining by 2030, and includes plans …
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