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Surveyors condemn increase in land grabbing cases in Kenya

Institution of Surveyors of Kenya Chairman Stephen Ambani (right) and CEO Moses Kiambuthi during a press briefing yesterday. [PHOTO: WILBERFORCE OKWIRI/ Standard]

The Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK) has raised concern over increased cases of land grabbing in the country.

"The level of impunity we are observing clearly demonstrates the existence of powerful cartels working with corrupt land officials at the Lands ministry. It is unfortunate that this issue has not been addressed by successive regimes and shall continue to wreak havoc unless it is urgently resolved," said Steve Ambani, chairman of ISK.

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