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Evictees go to court to protest 2018 eviction from Mau complex.

Officers patrolling Ororwet in Maasai Mau Forest, Narok County. [Standard]

Close to 600 land titles in the hands of people evicted from the Maasai Mau Forest are illegal, a PS has told court.

Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning Nicholas Muraguri, in a cross petition filed at a Nakuru lands court, claims the 599 title deeds, which are part of five local group ranches, were obtained in blatant violation of the law.

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