Govt to Roll Out Unified System for All Land Services
The country has been grappling with the issue of lost title deeds, with 2025 alone accounting for 367 lost title deeds, with a huge chunk being placed under wrongful owners...
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The Kenyan government is launching a unified digital system to overhaul all land services, aiming to combat widespread corruption, delays, and manipulation affecting property rights.
- The new system seeks to eliminate issues like missing files, altered records, and multiple titles for the same parcel.
- Head of Public Service Felix Koskei announced the initiative after a meeting with land sector officials.
- The digital platform will ensure predictable, transparent, and time-bound services, addressing bottlenecks in land searches, transfers, and title processing.
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Felix Koskei Loses Millions in Fraudulent Land Deal Within State Department - April 2026
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has revealed losing millions of shillings due to a fraudulent land deal involving the manipulation of official land files within the State Department for Lands and Physical Planning. Koskei has ordered that civil servants found colluding with fraudsters to cause government financial losses must first repay stolen funds before being dismissed. Separately, the Kenyan government is launching a unified digital system to overhaul all land services, aiming to combat widespread corruption, delays, and manipulation affecting property rights.
