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Mbiyu Koinange's son barred from evicting six people from 4,000-acre land

Farmers in the controversial Muthera Farm inspect some of their damaged crops, which they claim was caused by illegal grazing for damages. [Boniface Thuku, Standard]

Former Minister of State, the late Mbiyu Koinange’s eldest son, David Njunu, has lost a bid to evict six people from the expansive Muthera farm in Mau-Narok.

The Environment and Lands Court in Nakuru on Wednesday dismissed an application seeking the removal of Edward Kibe, Peter Mwangi, Philip Linoi, Samson Konene, Lemontoi ole Dikir and Denis Nkuruna from the 4,000-acre land.

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