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With no place to call home, families voluntarily troop out of Mau

Samson Sigei (left) displays a title deed during the interview on August 30, at Sierra Leone in Narok South. The area is in the Maasai Mau forest block that has been earmarked for phase two evictions.[Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

Samson Sigei, a father of 13 has been left to man the home in Maasai Mau, as his two wives and children move to Chepakundi, almost 15km from Narok North.

Sunday Standard caught up with the people who left Sierra Leone for Chepakundi in Kuresoi South for fear of forcible evictions.

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