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Governor Mvurya wants full public participation in all mining ventures in Kwale : The Standard

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Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya.

The county government has said all investors in the mining industry must embrace public participation to avert frequent conflicts with locals.

Speaking in Msambweni sub-county yesterday, Governor Salim Mvurya (pictured) asked miners to work ethically and to always consult his administration before embarking on new projects.
“I urge miners to follow the law and to engage in proper stakeholder consultations to avoid mining disputes with residents,” said Mr Mvurya.
He also assured residents from five villages Mchinjiirini, Fahamuni, Darigube, Kidzumbani and Gongonda that they would not be evicted to pave way for miners.

SEE ALSO :Mvurya named Kepsha regional patron

The residents are opposed to the extension of a mining licence held by Australian mining firm, Base Titanium.
Mvurya asked the villagers not to be worried by the land issue, saying his administration would do everything possible to protect their land rights.
“No one should be coerced into surrendering their land for mining. Miners should consult landowners so that they can either accept or reject their offers,” said Mvurya. 
He also asked the residents to ignore propaganda that they will be evicted from their homes by miners.
The governor said his government is in solidarity with a majority of residents who have rejected the move by Base Titanium to carry out further mineral prospecting on their land.

SEE ALSO :Mvurya Installed as Kepsha Regional Patron

“The ongoing prospecting has no blessings from the county,” said Mvurya.

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