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Court mediates 25,000-acre land row pitting squatters, Too family

Sirikwa group squatters with police officers during subdivision of the disputed 24,000 acres of land perceived to belong to the late Mark Too at Eldoret International Airport in Uasin Gishu County on May 26, 2022. [Christopher Kipsang, Standard]

The Court of Appeal in Eldoret has directed that the status quo be maintained in the disputed 25,000 acres of land in Kapseret, claimed by former MP Mark Too’s family and Sirikwa squatters group.

Appellate judges Patrick Kiage, Kathurima M’inoti and Mumbi Ngugi granted stay orders preventing both parties from interfering with the disputed land until a pending appeal is heard and determined.

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