UK company to buy 71pc of Homa Bay rare earth project

A man climbs rocks at one of the mining valleys in Nyanza Province. FILE PHOTO | NMG

UK investment firm Kazera Global says it has signed an agreement to spend £750 000 (Sh108.16 million) in buying a 71 percent stake in Great Lakes Graphite which has interests in rare metal mines in Nyanza.

The proposed transaction comes as more global firms rush to secure new sources of rare metals in Africa amid shortages and rising demand from fast-growing industries including electric vehicles.

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