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The acquisition of a prime parcel of land next to the State House, Nakuru, by a firm linked to Governor Susan Kihika’s family is at the centre of a political and legal storm.
Many nations search far and wide for food security, yet part of Kenya’s solution has been quietly sitting in our fields for years
It is alleged that the six accused subdivided the three properties into six plots and sold them to M/S Snapdragon Limited, Kamakawaida Properties Limited and Bariness Holdings Limited.
The two claim that despite court orders issued on December 11, 2025, the registrar has been mute despite several reminders about it.
President William Ruto gazettes new National Lands Commission members after approval by the National Assembly on March 11, 2026; despite objections over qualifications.
According to the petitioner, it is unclear how taxpayers' money will be cushioned from plunder and theft.
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