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Kenyan mining boom fails to take off

NAIROBI: The gloves are off in Kenya's mining industry arena. After the Mining Cabinet secretary accused Kenya's "Big 3" miners of tax and royalty underpayment, Base Titanium hit back with a full page newspaper ad response.

A day later, Parliament's budget office reportedly claimed that it is unable to measure the Mining Ministry's work.

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