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Kenya's new mining law could grow the nascent sector

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environment and energysocioeconomic
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Significance Kenya plans to increase the share that mining contributes to the GDP in the coming decade Impacts Environmental impact assessments and safety regulations will gain importance. Political unrest preceding the August 2017 election could undermine investor confidence. Planned increases in coal production for power generation will generate opposition from climate change advocates.

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