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Land firm wants State’s intervention in 22,000-acre feud

Kiambu Senator Kimani Wamatagi addresses shareholders of Utheri wa Lari land buying company at Kimende shopping centre on Saturday. The members resolved to settle on the Kendong' ranch farm from May 16. [PHOTO:JOHN KARUME/STANDARD]

Kiambu,Kenya: Over 20,000 shareholders of Utheri wa Lari land buying company want the Government to intervene so that they can settle in their 22,000-acre land in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru county.

The land is also being claimed by some pastoralists resulting in a stand off.

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