EACC Recovers Ksh50 Million Land Grabbed by Developer

The land was irregularly allocated from the State to a private entity...
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has successfully recovered a Ksh50 million piece of land in Mombasa County that was unlawfully allocated to a real estate developer in 2011. The land, originally belonging to Kenya Railways, has been surrendered back to the state following a court agreement.
- The recovered land is valued at Ksh50 million and measures approximately 0.0873 hectares.
- The EACC filed a recovery suit at the Environment and Land Court in Mombasa in 2020, leading to a consent agreement.
- This recovery is part of ongoing efforts by the EACC, including recently recovering a Ksh104 million parcel belonging to the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) in Mombasa and 12 parcels worth Ksh320 million in Bungoma and Kakamega counties.
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