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Through the kenya forest service (KFS), the government has allocated 162 million shillings to fence off forest land, following reports of illegal encroachments by individuals and institutions claiming ownership. Chief conservator of forests, Alexander Lemarkoko, made the announcement, attributing the issue to unclear boundaries that have allowed the unauthorized claims. KFS is now in the process of revoking the titles for the disputed land, deeming them invalid.
KFS allocates Ksh 162m to fence off forest land following reports of illegal encroachments
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