Members of the troubled Kihiu Mwiri Land Buying Company will finally get title deeds, ending two decades of deaths and wrangles, according to acting Lands Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i. The CS, who visited the 1,058-acre parcel of land, formed a five-member team to solve the crisis.
"The team will start its work next week and finish in three months. The title deeds will then be issued to shareholders on September 4," he said, adding that the National Land Commission will also be involved in the process.
The CS's move came after Deputy President William Ruto ordered the ministry to intervene in the affairs of the company and help the shareholders.
