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A proposed titanium mining project in Sabaki ward in Kilifi County has sparked mixed reactions among residents and sand miners. While some support the initiative, others voiced concerns over land rights and lack of consultation. A section of sand miners in Kibokoni area in Kilifi county led by Safari Kadenge and Salim Ngumbao have thrown their weight behind the titanium mining project, citing job creation and economic development. . However, not everyone is on board. Cultural and lands activists have raised red flags over the legality and transparency of the project. The group wants Mining and Blue Economy CS Ali Hassan Joho, to revoke any license issued to the investor until a comprehensive public participation is done.
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Tensions rise over titanium investment in Kilifi
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