The Government of Kenya is planning to Mine Coal Minerals in kitui which is estimated to be Over 4 Trillion Kenya shilling value, the state has set its eyes on Kitui for mineral exploration.
Kitui County is endowed with huge mineral deposits and once mined it can contribute to the economic development of the county.
However, kitui East Member of Parliament hon Nimrod Mbai has made it clear that he will not allow cabinet secretaries like CS Mvyuria and Moses Kuria to Mislead President William Ruto into agreeing to mine coal in Kitui East.
Read on Politician fight over huge Mineral deposit in kitui.
Nevertheless, the Kenya Kwanza Government is determined to establish a sustainable mining operation that adheres to environmental regulations while maximizing the benefits for the local community.
Kenya is currently using a lot of Millions to import coal every month when counties like Kitui seats on untapped coal Minirals, the TCD Digital reports.
However, it is important to approach mineral exploration in Kitui with caution. Environmental safeguards must be put in place to protect the fragile ecosystems in the region.
The extraction and processing of minerals can have significant impacts on the environment if not regulated properly. Kenya Kwanza must employ sustainable practices, such as land rehabilitation and responsible waste management, to mitigate any potential negative effects on the environment.
Additionally, the company that will be sourced to mine should prioritize the welfare of the local community by providing training and employment opportunities to ensure they benefit from the project in the long run.
Kenya Kwanza’s interest in Kitui for mineral exploration presents an opportunity for economic growth and development. Mp Mbai Protests highlights the potential benefits it can bring to the local community in terms of job creation and increased revenue. However, the mining must prioritize environmental conservation and collaborate with the community to ensure a sustainable and equitable mining operation.
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