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Villagers in bitter fight with sugar firm over prime land

Vidziani Farmers Group committee members who have filed a case in court to claim ownership of their ancestral land in Msambweni. [Protus Onyango, Standard]

Ashura Shehe Boi, 41, has been struggling to take care of her seven siblings following the death of their mother in 2013 from a stroke she suffered when her house was razed and the family evicted from its ancestral land.

A few kilometres away from her home, there are graves of Juma Gomba and Juma Zaidi, who it is alleged were arrested, tortured and died for opposing eviction of their families.

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