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Kamiti squatters hopeful as House debates land report

The report tabled by Lands Committee chair Rachael Nyamai

Nearly 1,500 squatters could benefit from a share of a disputed parcel of land in Nairobi should the National Assembly adopt a report recommending that they be granted ownership.

The 300-acre land in contention is part of 419 acres of forest land in Kamiti, which has seen the Kenya Forestry Service pulled into a dispute with five groups that claim to have been allocated the land by the Kanu government.

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