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Land dispute leads Naivasha family to lose home it lived in for 21 years

The family of Njung’e Gacheru in their makeshift structure by the roadside in Maella trading center after they were evicted from their home which they have lived in since 1990 [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

A family of 10 in Maella, Naivasha, is seeking justice after they were evicted from the house they had lived in since 1990.

Family members have been forced to spend the night out in the cold for the last one month as the land crisis in the clash-torn area came back to haunt members of the troubled Ng’ati Farm.

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