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Families fight eviction in ‘Sh10m’ land battle

Peter ole Sono displays a file containing copies of title deeds, during an interview at Ol Jorai in Nakuru County, on Wednesday. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

 

Keziah Muthoni pensively looks at her picturesque farm. The 54-year-old is worried this could be the last she is seeing of the lush green maize field extending as far as the eyes can see. “I do not know where I will go from here,” she says.

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