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Confusion reigns on ownership of disputed city school's land

National Land Commission (NLC) Chairman Mohamed Swazuri has said documents used by a private developer to lay claim to a portion of Langata Road Primary School are fake.

And Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu has said the private developer on the disputed school land will be prosecuted if investigations reveal he grabbed it.

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