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Kenya President Demands Tata Chemicals Exit Over Broken Factory Promise

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Kenyan President has called for Tata Chemicals to leave the country, citing a failure to fulfill contractual obligations. The company reportedly held a 100-year contract but never established a factory in Kajiado, Kenya. The President expressed frustration over the situation, questioning whether Kenyans were bound to serve foreign interests indefinitely. The dispute centers on the Magadi region, where Tata Chemicals has operated without delivering on its promised industrial investment.

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