Uproar as MCAs linked to 750 acres of EPZ land
THE STANDARD COAST The land is the subject of a row between Mbulia Group Ranch management and Manga community. [Courtesy] Ngoli Ward MCA Jones Mghanga caused a stir at the Taita Taveta Assembly when he accused his colleagues of being beneficiaries of 750 acres set aside for an Export Processing Zone (EPZ). The ward rep told the speaker that some MCAs have illegally acquired the land situated in his Ngoli Ward at Manga Triangle, along the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway. Mghanga's claim sparked an uproar in the assembly, with a section of MCAs demanding that an ad hoc committee report on...
Source: standardmedia.co.ke