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Sugar cane farmers harvest cane in a plantation. Residents of Tana Delta sub-county want the national government to implement a Sh10 billion sugar farming project they previously rejected.

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Investor offers Sh2.2bn to Mumias Sugar farmers

What you need to know:

  • Businessman Julius Mwale, who placed a Sh27 billion bid in the leasing of ailing Mumias Sugar, has proposed a Sh2.2 billion to farmers in a bid to woo them back into sugarcane farming.
  • Mr Mwale, through his Tumaz & Tumaz Enterprise, said the money would be channelled towards growers through the Mumias Outgrowers Company.

Businessman Julius Mwale, who placed a Sh27 billion bid in the leasing of ailing Mumias Sugar, has proposed a Sh2.2 billion to farmers in a bid to woo them back into sugarcane farming.

Mr Mwale, through his Tumaz & Tumaz Enterprise, said the money would be channelled towards growers through the Mumias Outgrowers Company for sugar cane development, providing farmers with a ready capital for venturing back onto farms.