MCAs  And Mulyungi Tighten Noose On Chinese Co. To Provide Water Pipeline, Kiosks, Tanks

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By MP PRESS & Shed Ilava

A Chinese mining company in Mwingi will provide a dedicated water pipeline, water kiosks and seven water tanks to towns along Mwingi - Garissa road, Mp Gideon Mulyungi has decreed.

During stopovers at towns along Kyanundu to Enziu, where the beleaguered gypsum mining Chinese company, Enderman has its factory, the Mp and MCA Kilonzi Maema also rallied concerned esidents to demand their constitutional rights of CRS from the company.

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