The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) has accused Muthaiga Golf Club of illegally occupying a portion of the gazetted Karura Forest, escalating a long-standing dispute over land boundaries.

• KFS states it has no records proving the club's legal right to occupy the disputed section, despite the club claiming to hold a title deed.
• Key organizations involved are the Kenya Forest Service and Muthaiga Golf Club.
• The dispute resurfaced recently after KFS officers temporarily restricted access to part of the golf course, including holes two to nine.

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The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is challenging Muthaiga Golf Club's claim to occupy a section of Karura Forest, stating its records show no legal basis for the club's presence.

• KFS asserts that historical records do not establish the club's legal right to the disputed land.
• Key parties involved include the Kenya Forest Service and Muthaiga Golf Club, represented by its chairman Dennis Mwirigi.
• The dispute temporarily affected access to parts of the golf course, though the club later reported the situation had been resolved.