Lamu East residents want land taken by Environment ministry given back
Lamu East residents now want Parliament to intervene and ensure they get back their ancestral land from which they were allegedly chased away.
Source: citizen.digital
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Lamu East residents now want Parliament to intervene and ensure they get back their ancestral land from which they were allegedly chased away.
They want 39,927 hectares of land gazetted as public forest declared community land.
Kitui East MP Nimrod Mbai said the contentious Housing Levy, which was declared unconstitutional by courts, was the work of legislators, not President William Ruto.
The targeted areas are reportedly used by terrorists as entry or exit points.
Wetlands are sources of not only community versus community conflicts but human to wildlife conflicts, he says