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A section of residents WHO claim ownership of land that belongs to a cement company in Mavoko, Machakos County are calling on the government to investigate allegations of corruption and bribery that they claim have marred the ongoing land regularization process overseen by the Kenya Commercial Bank. The squatters lamented the tight deadline set by KCB for the payment of the regularization fee which amounts to 200,000 Shillings with many indicating that they are unable to meet the financial requirement within the given timeframe.
Squatters on land surrendered to KCB by EAPC plead for lower fees
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