More than 500 families in Wendano village, Kilimambogo, Thika East Sub-County, are waiting anxiously for a court ruling on Monday, November 16, 2026, hoping to end a decade-long land dispute that has stalled development and left them living in uncertainty. The residents, who were allocated land and issued title deeds in 2017 during an exercise…
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