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Four-decade land dispute finally comes to an end

In 1975 as Kenya tottered on the brink following the murder of JM Kariuki, amid some unexplained bombings and general unrest among university students, Christopher Nashisako bought a five-acre parcel in Mumias at Sh3,000 per acre.

But as soon as the deal was sealed, the seller, Aggrey Nyapola, filed a suit in the Resident Magistrate's Court at Kakamega (RMCC No 36 of 1975). He alleged that he sold three and not five acres to Nashisako. The suit was dismissed.

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