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Activists demonstrate against Centum's coal project

Lamu Women Representative Shakila Abdalla (right) follows proceedings of the National Environmental Tribunal on the coal power plant at the Lamu Fort on May 12, 2017. PHOTO | KALUME KAZUNGU | NMG

By  KALUME KAZUNGU

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More than 10 local civil society groups on Friday held a peaceful protest over a planned Sh200 billion coal-fired power plant to be established in Lamu West.

The plant is to be set up by Amu Power Company - a consortium of Gulf Energy and Centum Investments #ticker:ICDC.

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