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State moves to streamline management of public land

Ardhi House building in Nairobi.

Kenya is in the process of establishing a land bank to serve as a one-stop shop for investors seeking to obtain public land for public/private development partnerships.

Lands Principal Secretary Nicholas Muraguri said the process has been marked as urgent and is billed as the solution that will cut the time it takes for government to issue land to public/private pacts.

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