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Team probing Kihiu Mwiri receives 300 complaints

Acting land cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i (middle) speaks to Director of Survey Mr Cesare Mbaria( left) and administrator Joseph Kanyiri after he witnessed conclusion of data collection and information gathering at Kihiu Mwiri land buying company. PHOTO:BONIFACE GIKANDI

A technical committee formed to investigate the controversy surrounding the troubled Kihiu Mwiri land-buying company received 300 complaints from members, The Standard can reveal.

The complaints included untraced members' certificates and multiple allocations, while some members living on the 1,296 acres having bigger plots than others.

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