President William Ruto has ordered Tata Chemicals to leave Kajiado County, part of broader efforts to limit corporate land ownership. The government will cap company land holdings at 240,000 acres, with a focus on returning land to local residents for economic use. Ruto spoke directly to residents in Kajiado, emphasizing that companies extracting resources from the area will be restricted. The move comes as part of a national strategy to prevent large-scale land monopolization. Tata Chemicals, a major Indian multinational, has operated in Kenya for years, but its presence in Kajiado has sparked local concerns over land rights and economic equity. The government’s decision reflects growing pressure to balance foreign investment with community interests. Local leaders have welcomed the policy, calling it a step toward fairer land distribution. The order to expel Tata Chemicals marks a significant shift in Kenya’s approach to corporate land control.