Former Lands Minister Amos Kimunya has been acquitted in a Ksh60 million land case stemming from an alleged irregular allocation of public land in Nyandarua.

• Ksh60 million land case
• Amos Kimunya, former Minister for Lands; Lillian Njenga, former Director of Land Adjudication; and Junghae Wainaina, Chairman of Midlands Ltd
• The acquittal comes after the court found the prosecution's case to be built on weak grounds with "several gaps in the investigations."

The upscale 14 Riverside Drive complex in Nairobi, home to the DusitD2 Hotel and various multinational offices, is scheduled for public auction on May 26. This comes as a consequence of a decade-long commercial dispute and a substantial debt.

• The complex is being auctioned to recover approximately Ksh 5 billion, which includes an initial advance and accrued compound interest.
• The auction is being conducted by Moran Auctioneers under the instruction of the Deputy Registrar of the High Court, following multiple court rulings.
• The dispute originated from a botched sales deal in 2010, leading to an arbitral award that was ultimately upheld by the Supreme Court.

KTN News Kenya is highlighting the critical role of "The Situation Room" in holding the government accountable.

• The essential function of "The Situation Room" is to keep the Kenyan government in check.
• This initiative is presented on the KTN News Kenya 24/7 YouTube channel.
• The channel serves as a trusted source for the latest news and updates in Kenya.

The Ministry of Land is under scrutiny following accusations of graft. This comes as The Situation Room program aims to "clear the way" for transparency and accountability within the ministry.

• Accusations of graft have been leveled against the Ministry of Land.
• The program The Situation Room is central to the current investigation.
• The stated goal is to "clear the way" for improvements within the ministry.

The Land Surveyors’ Board is warning landowners, buyers, and developers in Kenya against using unqualified or unregistered surveyors. The notice issued on May 7, 2026, aims to address a rise in land disputes and fraudulent transactions caused by unauthorized surveying practices.

• Only duly licensed surveyors and authorised government surveyors are legally permitted to conduct land surveying and mapping activities under the Survey Act, Cap. 299.
• Engaging unqualified individuals risks rejection of survey records, invalid land transactions, inaccurate surveys, and potential financial losses.
• Members of the public can verify a surveyor's credentials on the Land Surveyors’ Board official website: lsb.go.ke.