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Land fraud puts off investor firms

Foreign firms have to pay more to carry out due diligence on Kenya’s land documents and this has dampened their desire to invest in their own offices.

The Chartered Financial Analysts Society East Africa said big companies were opting to hire offices instead of setting up new buildings because of uncertainty about the status of land records.

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