According to government estimates, the extractive sector currently contributes 1 percent to Kenya's national income, and less than two per cent of export earnings. This contribution is set to grow to 10 percent of the GDP. But key issues such as legislation and revenue sharing need to be addressed which is why stakeholders in the mining sector met in Nairobi recently. (11/3/14)

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