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Kakamega: 80,000 to be evicted for town's expansion

Affected families during interview with The Standard in Mumias yesterday. Inset: Musa Ndaliro shows his title deed. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]

Governor Wycliffe Oparanya's dream to see Kakamega attain city status by 2022 could see at least 700 households with more than 80,000 people evicted in Mumias.

Those who own large parcels in Mumias around Ekama (triangle land), Mjini, Lumino, Shitukhumi, Manyatta, Lukoye and Nubian estates will be the most affected.

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