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Governor Chepkwony tells state off on eviction plan

An Aerial view of Maasai Mau Forest. [File, Standard]

Kericho Governor Paul Chepkwony has raised concerns over plans by the State to force 300 families evicted from Maasai Mau Forest last year to leave a 13-acre land in Tendwet Narok South.

The families were settled on the land after the government refused to compensate them for forest land they allegedly acquired from the defunct County Council of Narok.

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