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Parliamentary Committee on Lands to resolve dispute in 30 days

The acting chairman of the parliamentary committee on land Francis Otuoma has a word with Muranga Women Representative Sabina Chege when they visited Nanga Kihoto farm in Naivasha. The committee promised to resolve the protracted land dispute involving the leadership of the farm in 30 days. Pix By Antony Gitonga

The Parliamentary Committee on Lands has stepped in to resolve a dispute pitting a farmer and a land buying company.

The Committee has summoned the Naivasha farmer in a dispute with over 1,700 members of the Nanga Kihoto land buying company. The committee also promised to resolve the dispute revolving around the 1,442 acres in Naivasha within 30-days.

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