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National Land Commission didn't defy President Uhuru Kenyatta's order, says Chairman Muhammad Swazuri

By Geoffrey Mosoku | Aug. 18, 2014

NAIROBI, KENYA: The National Land Commission (NLC) has denied reports that it has defied a directive by President Uhuru Kenyatta on the Lamu land saga even as MPs seek to join the probe team.

NLC Chairman Muhammad Swazuri refuted claims his commission failed to revoke title deeds for some 22 firms that were irregularly allocated land in the county.

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