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Ardhi House workers now spend their time 'idling'

NAIROBI: Frustrated staffers at the title deed processing centre on fourth floor of Ardhi House while away time reading newspapers, drinking tea and browsing the Internet with no Chief Land Registrar (CLR) to sign off on their work, The Standard can reveal.

A frustrated Lands ministry employee told The Standard: “Title deeds cannot be printed if we don’t know who is going to sign the document. We do what we can by processing the paper work but after the file is ready for titling, our work stops because titles cannot be printed, signed or processed.”

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