Raphael Tuju, a prominent Kenyan politician, was reportedly forcibly removed from his property in Karen. The incident involves a dispute over land ownership.

• The eviction reportedly occurred on a specific, though unstated, date.
• Key individuals involved include Raphael Tuju and unnamed parties involved in the eviction process.
• The property is located in the affluent suburb of Karen, Nairobi.

Siaya Governor James Orengo has publicly supported former Cabinet minister Raphael Tuju, labelling him a victim of systemic injustice and ferocious capitalism in Kenya, amid a dispute over a substantial loan.

• Tuju claims police raided his Dari Business Park in Karen at 3 am without a court order to enforce a debt recovery related to a Sh1.5 billion loan from East African Development Bank, which has since grown to Sh2.2 billion following a UK High Court judgment.
• Key figures involved include James Orengo, Raphael Tuju, and Kisumu Governor Anyang' Nyong'o, who also criticized the actions.
• The dispute centers on two prime properties in Karen, which lenders are seeking to recover through auctioneers.

Democratic Party (DP) Leader Justin Muturi has accused individuals linked to the current administration of orchestrating a land-grabbing scheme involving portions of the Del Monte land in Murang’a County.

• The land, surrendered by Del Monte and intended for nearly 4,000 local beneficiaries, has allegedly been irregularly allocated to unknown private investors.
• Key figures involved include Justin Muturi and principals from the United Opposition, such as Rigathi Gachagua and Kalonzo Musyoka.
• Muturi pledged that a future United Alternative Government would restore and transparently allocate the land to rightful residents.