Lamu County residents who have for decades pursued claims over ancestral land, amid missing title deeds and threats of displacement, could soon have a clearer legal path for redress under proposed regulations by the National Land Commission (NLC). The draft National Land Commission (Historical Land Injustices) Regulations, 2026, and the draft Review of Grants and…
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