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Article

26 Mar 2003

Author:
Jennifer Wanjiru, Environment News Service

Titanium Mine License Eludes Canadian Firm in Kenya

The mining of the world's largest titanium fields on the east African coast of Kenya appears to have hit another snag after the country's new government announced that it is planning to conduct a public forum to discuss whether Tiomin Resources Inc., a Canadian mining firm, should be licensed to start mining the mineral in Kenya.