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Mark Too or squatters? Supreme Court to decide decade-long case

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A group of Sirikwa squatters with police officers during subdivision of long disputed 24,000 acres land perceived to belong to the late Mark Too in Uasin Gishu County on May 26, 2022. [Christopher Kipsang, Standard]

Was the 25,000 acres of land contested by Mark Too's family and Sirikwa squatters group public or private property?

This is the main question the Supreme Court will have to answer to settle a decade-long dispute over a multi-billion-shilling land in Eldoret.

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