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State to sell dispute land for Sh15b in cement company’s bail-out

Aimi Ma Lukenya Society chairman Julius Mutua address members recently. The society claims to have a 4,298 acres title deed acquired in 25th May1980 a decade after making payment for the piece of land at the East African Portland Cement. [PHOTO: PETERSON GITHAIGA].

A tussle between the local community and a cement company over the ownership of land at Athi River, Machakos County, is far from over.

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