Tech mapping transforms mining, land management

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Nashon Adero, a geospatial expert, during the interview at the Nation Centre on June 21, 2021. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA | NMG

In the past five years, Kenya has increasingly turned its focus on the potential of the long dormant mining sector as the country continues to look for ways of diversifying its export portfolio and creating new jobs.

This drive has made it necessary to improve the way the country maps its resources—and land in general— while ensuring that the environment is protected and restored as much as possible after mining activity.

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