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Originally published by Nation Newstop
February 22, 2026
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Spotlight on cartels, officials in Sh20bn public universities land grab

Several public universities hold land without title deeds, lease agreements or transfer documents...
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An audit report reveals a widespread land grab crisis in Kenya's public universities, with assets valued at over Sh20 billion at risk due to missing ownership documents.
- Over Sh20 billion worth of university land is reportedly at risk due to lack of title deeds or other legal ownership documents.
- The Auditor-General, Nancy Gathungu, highlighted systemic weaknesses in asset governance across multiple institutions.
- Notable cases include Egerton University, where a "mysterious farmer" allegedly took over 2,000 acres using fraudulent documents, and Kenyatta University, which has lost 2.472 hectares valued at Sh124.1 million.
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