Rono said around 17,000 acres are available for the Sirikwa Squatters Group.
He defended the members of Sirikwa Squatters Group over claims they had marked some property as theirs.
"Sirikwa members know what they are doing, we have been guided on the boundary of our land by our surveyor and whatever we are doing is within what we own," he said.
Those complaining, he said, should move to court.
He noted that as Sirikwa Squatters Group they are not fighting over the land as already the court has pronounced itself on the matter.
He said that those who were claiming that they were not aware of such a matter being in court were lying and were seeking sympathy.
"This issue has been in the public domain for a long time. It did not start yesterday," he said.
He said during the hearing of the Court of Appeal case, there was an advertisement inviting those who were interested in joining the matter.
He added that the Sirikwa squatters were not aware of the number of people who are occupying the land.