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19,000 ranch members to get title deeds

Administration Police officers prepare to carry the casket containing the remains of their colleague, Corporal James Irungu Mwangi, in Kirinyaga County, on Friday. [PHOTO: MUNENE KAMAU/STANDARD]

Some 19,000 members of the Embakasi Ranching Company will soon get title deeds, Governor Evans Kidero has said.

Dr Kidero said members who built houses on the ranch without the necessary documents have a chance to make fresh applications to have their structures approved, courtesy of a regularisation Bill that has since been passed.

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