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How much is enough? DCP accuses Ruto of personal gain in Tata Magadi shutdown

The Standard Kenyan 36 minutes 1 mins read

DCP party terms directive by Mining Ministry to shut down Tata Chemical Magadi Limited state-sponsored economic sabotage, says thousands of families stand affected.

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