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Uhuru Kenyatta takes on global mining power struggle

By Jenny Luesby

Kenya: It, by-and-large, has escaped the attention of the media that Kenya has a resources asset far greater than the oil and gas find, about which there was so much fuss. Down in Kwale, under a wooded hill, sits a deposit of Rare Earths that is of global significance.

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