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Bill seeks to digitise Lands services in Kenya

Lands services could soon be available at a one-stop shop if a proposed law is passed.
Just like Huduma Centre, a bill drafted by the Ministry of Lands proposes that all development-related licensing be done online.

Lands Principal Secretary Paul Mwangi yesterday said the bill dubbed the ‘Building Levies Act’, is in its final stages awaiting Cabinet approval.
“It is my hope that the formation of a centralised centre will go a long way in reducing corruption and enhancing delivery timelines, especially in the land sector,” said Prof Mwangi.

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