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New owners remain unmoved even as Supreme Court intervenes in row

Benjamin Rono (left), the chairperson of Sirikwa Squatters Group, addressing members in Eldoret on Friday, November 20, 2022. [Peter Ochieng, Standard]

Even after the Supreme Court temporarily stopped Sirikwa Squatters Group from taking over the 25,000-acre disputed farm in Uasin Gishu, representatives of the squatters remain upbeat they will have the last laugh.

The over 1,000 squatters feel there is a plot by some individuals, whom they did not name, to deny them what is rightfully theirs.

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