Nation | by Waikwa Maina
Thousands of families face eviction as the Nyandarua county government moves to repossess grabbed public utility land.
Among the grabbed and encroached land are 260 dams, roads, and other public land whose ownership is in the hands of private developers, hindering infrastructural development and expansion of essential services to the residents.
Also frustrated by the encroachment is the implementation of UN-Habitat-funded Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project (KISIP) targeting eight colonial villages in the county.
Nyandarua Governor Francis Kimemia ordered the repossession and…
