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Kenya recovers public land worth 40 million shillings in Kakamega

By , based on Capital FM

Map: Kakamega, Kenya

Kenya’s Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has recovered 1.05 acres of public land in Kakamega, valued at 40 million Kenyan shillings and hosting three official residences. The restitution was concluded after an individual relinquished their rights to the property under an agreement approved by a court, Capital FM reports.

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