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Fresh survey on tea farms to address historical injustices

Workers at a tea farm in Kericho. [File, Standard]

A survey ordered on land allocated to multinational tea companies in Kericho and Bomet counties is set to answer decades-old question over the size of land they occupy.

The National Land Commission Historical Land Injustice Committee directive has been welcomed by members of the Kipsigis community and the Talai clan who were evicted from their land in 1902.

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