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MP Were leads House team in bid to end locals, KFS land row

National Assembly Committee on Environment and Natural Resources Vice Chair Sophia Noor, Kisumu Women Rep Rozaah Buyu and Kasipul MP Ong’ondo Were when they visited Kodera Forest in Kasipul. [James Omoro, Standard]

The National Assembly Committee on Environment and Natural Resources has intervened to solve a land dispute between more than 500 families in Kasipul constituency and the Kenya Forest Service (KFS).

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