The purpose of a Madini Wazi is to ensure industrialization and development through the utilization of the country’s mineral resources to catalyze diversified industrial development. This is in line with the Kenya Vision 2030 which aims at harnessing the mineral resources for industrial development. Mineral based industrial development is only possible if the country’s mineral resources potential is known/quantified. Currently, there is inadequate information on Kenya’s mineral resources endowment as a large chunk of the country remains largely unexplored.
- COVID-19 Rapid Assessment Report on the Mining Sector in Kenya by HMK.
- WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU: A Rapid Assessment on Limestone Mining Activities in Ngaie and Kanziko, Kitui County.
- Transparency International – Corruption Risk Assessment in Mining Awards, 2017Corruption Risk Assessment in Mining Awards, 2017.
- Extractives Baraza – Transparency in Kenya’s Extractive Sector.
- Kenya Mining Policy (Popular Version)
- Key Facts on the Lamu Coal Power Plant.
- Extractives Baraza – LISTENING PROJECT: Mui Basin, Kitui County Capturing Community Voices-A First Step towards Informed Dialogue in Kenya’s Extractives Sector.
- Caritas Kitui Annual Report 2016.
- KCCB – CJPC Annual Report 2016.
- NCCK Annual Report 2016.
- Econews Africa Annual Report 2016.