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The government will not intervene on the planned Njiru evictions. Acknowledging the Kirima family as the legitimate owners of the land, lands cabinet secretary Alice Wahome urged the settlers to negotiate with the Kirima family or leave before December 31st as per the court order that was issued.
Government will not intervene on the planned Njiru evictions
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