The Wire · Tuesday, 4 August 2026
Lamu leaders seek legally binding local benefits deal over proposed Dangote refinery
Community leaders in Lamu County called for a legally binding agreement guaranteeing jobs and local benefits before plans for a proposed Dangote refinery proceed.
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