National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has said communities living in mineral-rich areas should directly benefit from the extraction of natural resources, noting that mining activities must translate into tangible development for residents. Speaking during a fundraiser at Moyeni Girls Senior School in Kinango Constituency, Kwale County, Wetangula said the government was committed to ensuring investors…
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