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Government put on spot over historical land injustices as NLC listens to complaints

A 107-year old Tobnyobi Torgotit(center)with his lawyer Geoffrey Kipng'etich(right)and her daughter Emily Rutto at Narok Lands office where she presented her historical land injustice to the National Land Commission(NLC). [PHOTO:ROBERT KIPLAGAT]

Government agencies have been put on the spot over alleged grabbing of private land.

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