Dangote Upbeat On Kenya Refinery Take-Off
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, yesterday remained upbeat about the take-off of his $16 billion Lamu Refinery in Kenya despite a court ruling directing parties to maintain the status quo on the disputed site, with the company insisting that today’s groundbreaking ceremony would go ahead.
The Malindi Environment and Land Court issued the order following a suit by 133 residents of Chandavai in Lamu County, who claim that the land earmarked for the refinery forms part of their ancestral heritage and that their families have lived and farmed there for generations.
The court directed that the prevailing status quo be maintained on the disputed land until October 14, when the matter comes up for hearing. The order temporarily bars activities including clearing, excavation, fencing, demolition, and construction on the affected portions.
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