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Report: Signs good for land reforms in Kenya

Bombo residents view some of the destroyed houses in Mombasa County following a land dispute

NAIROBI, KENYA: The Lands ministry and the National Land Commission have been challenged to seize the political goodwill they are beginning to enjoy to move the land sector agenda forward.

According to the Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI), recent developments in the land sector offer a good opportunity for the two bodies, which had been at loggerheads until recently, to continue with land reforms in the country.

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