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Base Titanium Closure Mine to shut down operations in December, 2024 Over 1600 people to lose jobs as shut down begins Base Titanium to spend Ksh 1 billion on staff layoffs Company to reclaim land before handover to community #CitizenFridayNight Lillian Nzisa Muli
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@lillian_muli This is sad, base titanium had brought so many developments in kwale esp with its good work on csr.

@lillian_muli Have they exhausted the coal they have been mining?

@lillian_muli After exposing thousands of people to dangerous chemicals, now they are leaving people to languish in poverty battling illnesses they couldn't have gotten. It's sad

@lillian_muli They are done with mineral exploitation

@lillian_muli Hawa watu walikuwa wameshikilia economy ya Diani buana!

@lillian_muli Wacha ikae . They have stolen enough

@lillian_muli This was a time bound project. There was no way it could have been in operation unto perpetuity…

@lillian_muli Is it about exhausted minerals? Or unfavorable business environment? Taxes?

@lillian_muli Waah

@lillian_muli Loot all killing every investment. Mf yeye
