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The rise and fall of Embakasi Ranching Company

Mzee Samuel Ngenjura Muigai in an interview on pain he has undergone trying to get his grabbed land in Embakasi ranch.

NAIROBI, KENYA: Mzee Samuel Ngenjura Muigai was tending to goats on his half acre plot in Makongeni at sprawling Embakasi Ranching farm when unexpectedly, armed goons struck.

In their orgy of violence, the hoodlums believed to be working at the behest of a politician, left behind a trail of destruction.

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