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| Deputy President William Ruto PHOTO: COURTESY |
Kenya: The office of the Deputy President William Ruto has been drawn into the controversy surrounding proposed amendments to three land laws.
The proposed amendments to the National Land Commission Act, Land Act and Land Registration Act have infuriated the National Land Commission (NLC), that claims they are tailored to give more powers to Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu. This came out after the Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution (CIC) wrote to Ruto's legal adviser Korir Singoei, seeking to get copies of the proposed changes to the three land laws.
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