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Twists and turns in Sh2b city land saga

Afrison Import and Export Limited Managing Director Francis Mburu when he appeared before the Senate County Public Accounts and Investments Committee(CPAIC) at parliament on Monday 30/04/18 on the disputed Ruaraka Land [Boniface Okendo,Standard]

The collapse of a bank three decades ago kicked off a chain of reactions and errors by State officials that are now behind one of the biggest land ownership mysteries in Kenya today.

As Parliament investigates whether the Government paid more than Sh2 billion for a piece of land in Ruaraka that it allegedly owns, a trove of documents dating back to 1984 raises more questions over who the owner of the land along Thika Road really is.

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