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Violence, eviction threat and court battles as Gachoka family, firm claim prime land

Violence, eviction threat and court battles as Gachoka family, firm claim prime land

Neither man may remove the children from Kenya.

Motorists spend at least two hours in heavy traffic to drive through a distance of five kilometers.

NTSA argues that scale of the fatalities requires coordinated action across government agencies, rather than leaving the responsibility to the transport regulator alone.

  • family
  • violence
  • eviction
  • threat
  • court
  • gachoka
  • land
  • battle

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