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July 8, 2026
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Widow seeks bigger share in Sh7bn Mark Too estate

Widow seeks bigger share in Sh7bn Mark Too estate

The late politician's first wife urged court to allocate her son an additional 200 acres...

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A succession dispute over the estimated Sh7 billion estate of former nominated MP Mark Too has intensified, with his first wife, Mary Too, petitioning the court for a larger share for her son.

  • Mary Too is seeking an additional 200 acres for her son, Moses Too, arguing the current distribution is unfair.
  • The estate includes 19 farms across four counties, vehicles, and shares in blue-chip companies.
  • The dispute, ongoing since 2017, has previously involved a paternity claim that resulted in a child being recognized as a lawful beneficiary.

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