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July 3, 2026
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Court throws out second legal challenge against JW Marriott Mara safari camp

Court throws out second legal challenge against JW Marriott Mara safari camp

ELC ruled that opponents of the luxury development bypassed the law by moving directly to court instead of first seeking redress before the National Environment Tribunal (NET)...

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The Environment and Land Court has dismissed a second legal challenge against the JW Marriott Maasai Mara Safari Camp. The court ruled that the petitioners failed to exhaust mandatory dispute resolution mechanisms before approaching the court, rendering its jurisdiction invalid.

  • The court struck out a petition filed by the East Africa Tour Guides Drivers Association.
  • The ruling was delivered on Thursday by Justice Lucy Gacheru.
  • This is the second time this year a legal challenge against the multi-billion-shilling camp has been thrown out on similar grounds.

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