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About 420 families face eviction from disputed 63-acre prime land

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Member of families facing eviction in Pipeline Estate during a meeting on March 22, 2024. [Courtesy]

More than 420 families in Pipeline Estate, Nakuru, face eviction from the disputed 63-acre land they have occupied since 1992.

The Environment and Land Court Judge Anthony Ombwayo ruled on March 14, 2024, that the families were unlawfully occupying the land and ordered their eviction within 90 days.

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