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High Court Declines to Suspend for Eviction of Njiru Residents - Vimarsana News

High Court Declines to Suspend for Eviction of Njiru Residents

High Court has declined to suspend an order for the eviction of thousands of residents of Njiru, Chokaa, and Mihang’o areas in Nairobi on 1,000 acres of land owned by the late politician Gerishon Kirima

Blow to Owino Uhuru residents as Court of Appeal sets aside Sh1.3bn payout - Vimarsana News

Blow to Owino Uhuru residents as Court of Appeal sets aside Sh1.3bn payout

The Court of Appeal says the appeal by Nema and EPZA partially succeeded

EACC seeks to recover Sh1.6bn grabbed Egerton University land - Vimarsana News

EACC seeks to recover Sh1.6bn grabbed Egerton University land

EACC has moved to court to recover 1,136 acres of public land worth Sh1.6 billion that was allegedly grabbed from Egerton University.

High Court stops sale of Busia Airstrip land - Vimarsana News

High Court stops sale of Busia Airstrip land

The High Court has stopped any planned sale of parcels of land where Busia Airstrip stands, pending the determination of a case filed by activist Okiya Omtatah.

Father and son's 20-year battle for land drags on - Vimarsana News

Father and son's 20-year battle for land drags on

On September 4, 2001, the elders said Imoteli’s action was contrary to Teso customs and ruled that he should allocate his eldest son part of the land to resolve the inheritance row. “We strongly recommend that since the land is more than 24 acres, Alluku gets 9 and the remaining be shared by his brothers Benard Otwani and Martin Okware, and their father Imoteli,” they said. The tribunal’s proceedings and decision were filed in court the same year. The elders’ decision was expected to pave the way for the parties to engage surveyors to subdivide the land accordingly. However, that di...