The CoG assert that their farmers must be given atleast 3 years to gather financial strength to buy shares in sugar companies. For now they say farmers don't have resources to buy the stake allocated to them.

A very bad move. I'll share reasons when am relaxed.

This business of free things is strange.

Are the governors saying for example the framer can’t retain 10% of his pay-out every time he is paid for delivery of his cane to buy MSC at 1.50 per share. They even encourage by reducing some of those funny taxes they charges at the market place.

What the farmer wants is some leader to show them the way not to be given 3 year to make savings. In three years they still will have zero in the account. Then at that time the Governors will buy the shares for themselves.

Amukeni Kenyans !!!!

Where does impounded sugar go after that, I have never heard of destroyed sugar or return to sender.

Hyenas have planted their key man as a non-executive director at the company.

Some fresh news

http://www.the-star.co.k...recard-in-2016_c1270142

Is this why the demand has been so high this week ?

You people I've been telling you this story several times despite my hot air as @guru267 quips regularly. Look at Safaricom since its inception headed by foreigners the performance is robust. Jump into Mumias stock without delay!