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Controversy as land meant for construction of Sh3 billion coffee lacks title deed

Steven Ombwara (left) and his brother Charles Andati the owner of the land which Kibuma coffee factory is located at Ekapwonje are in Bukura, Lurambi. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]

The family of the man who donated a seven-acre piece of land for a coffee mill in Ekapwonje, Kakamega, wants compensation before construction starts.

Charles Lipuku, son of the late Andati Amakati who donated the land, said as a clan, they were not against the move by Western Community Health Association Coffee Ltd to put up the factory but want to be remunerated first.

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