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KAA accused of laxity in possessing airport land at risk of being grabbed

Maize plantation at a land belonging to Kenya Airways Authority (KAA), set aside for an airport in Nakuru, at Pipeline area in Gilgil. [Photo:Kipsang Joseph/Standard]

The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has been accused of failing to fence off 800-acre land set aside for an airport in Nakuru, thereby exposing it to grabbing.

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