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Court temporarily stops construction on two contested parcels of land

A section of the road at Mbaraki in Mombasa County allegedly owned by Kenya Ports Authority. [Kelvin Karani/Standard]

The High Court has issued temporary orders stopping further construction on two disputed plots.

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) and private developers are embroiled in a tussle with all parties claiming to possess title deeds for the land along Mbaraki in Mombasa County.

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