The Ministry of Mining says the findings of a multi-billion-shilling airborne geophysical survey on Kenya’s potential mineral deposits are available to individuals and companies on request.
Mining Principal Secretary (PS) Elijah Mwangi said the Constitution and applicable laws entitle Kenyans to access government information, including a copy of a report from a comprehensive survey that found more than 970 occurrences or indications of mineral deposits in the country.
