Gitonga further explained that the cost of the land parcels would increase to the market value estimated to be Sh7 million for those who have not initiated payments.
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Members of Parliament have asked the government to take action to address the recent surge in road accidents in the country ahead of the Christmas festivities. This follows a motion moved by Marsabit MP Naomi Waqo calling on the National Transport and Safety Authority to ensure that all vehicles on the road are road worthy. Waqo in her motion argues that there has been an alarming surge in road accidents in the recent past resulting in loss of life, injuries and the damage to properties. The MP noted that NTSA has not effectively and fully performed its functions of regulating safe…
However, he acknowledged that KBC is currently facing land ownership disputes with squatters who have encroached on their land parcels in Nyali and Komarock, measuring 23 acres and 1200 acres, respectively.
This substantial financial injection is poised to drive progress and enhance the living conditions of the Kenyan people.
Leaders from Taita Taveta County are now advocating for the enactment of legislation to fulfil President William Ruto’s commitment that a minimum of 50% of the revenue generated from Tsavo National Park directly benefits residents. Led by Voi MP Khamis Abdi Chome and his Mwatate counterpart Peter Mbogho Shake, the leaders want the National Assembly to consider passing a law designating a specific section of Tsavo National Park as a game reserve. They have also backed a proposal to establish a well-defined revenue-sharing formula among the neighbouring counties that border the Tsavo East and Tsavo West national parks. “We want…
He added that revising these levies could potentially lead to lower electricity costs for Kenyan consumers and make the country more attractive to investors.
The current legal framework, originating from Britain in the 1930s, prescribes the death penalty for offences such as murder, robbery with violence, and treason.
This contentious land dispute started in 1990, when Juma fell sick and borrowed Sh12,000 from Nyindombi to fund his treatment.
The auction notice from Okuku Agencies specifies that the sale will include various items such as chairs, desks, computers, printers, cabinets, plant machinery, vehicles, and trucks.
Chiloba’s resignation coincides with allegations of mismanagement concerning a Ksh.662 million staff mortgage scheme within the Authority.
