Two brothers, Josphat Munke Ole Mpoe and Joseph Kakore Ole Mpoe, have been arrested in connection with the alleged fraudulent acquisition of a Ksh.5 billion prime land parcel in Mau Narok, Njoro sub-county.

• The land, measuring approximately 4,296 acres, was originally purchased for Ksh.5 million by the rightful owner from Class Kenya Farming Limited Settlement Fund Trustees on June 13, 1977.
• The brothers claimed the land belonged to their late father, Kikenyi Ole Mpoe, using what investigators from the DCI's Land Fraud Investigations Unit (LFIU) determined to be a forged title grant.
• The suspects, identified as former farm managers on the disputed land, were granted bail of Ksh.2 million each with a surety of a similar amount, or an alternative cash bail of Ksh.1 million, after pleading not guilty to charges including conspiracy to commit a felony and forgery.