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Land registration nightmare persists at Ardhi House

Inspecting documents filling system at the ministry of lands

NAIROBI: Poor records are derailing efforts to make land registration in the country more efficient, and in turn making Kenya a less attractive investment destination.

A new report shows that despite the highly-publicised reforms at the Lands ministry spearheaded by suspended Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu, poor record keeping remains the biggest impediment to land registration.

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