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National Land Commission gives grabbers of public land in Mumias two weeks to vacate

Kakamega County Governor Wycliffe Oparanya hand over copies of Mumias town land task force report to the Vice Chairperson of the National Land Commission Mrs. Abigael Mbakaya Mukolwe (Right) during official launch of the report at Nabongo grounds in Mumias on June 12, 2015. [PHOTO/BENJAMIN SAKWA/STANDARD]

Grabbers of public land in Mumias town have been given two weeks to leave and surrender their title deeds.

The National Land Commission (NLC) said those who did not honour the ultimatum risked being jailed for seven years or paying a fine of Sh10 million.

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