Landowners Put on Notice as Govt Announces Fresh Compulsory Land Acquisition for Multi-Billion Project
The multibillion-shilling highway is meant to relieve heavy truck and commuter congestion, raising average speeds from 10β30 km/h up to 50β80 km/h in the transport corridor...
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The National Land Commission (NLC) has initiated a fresh compulsory land acquisition process along the Mombasa-Mariakani highway corridor to facilitate its ongoing dualization.
- The acquisition affects landowners in several parts of Mombasa County and is necessary for the dualling of the A109 Road.
- Key organizations involved include the National Land Commission (NLC) and the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA).
- Affected individuals are required to attend inquiry sessions in late September and early October, with specific dates for Miritini, Rabai, and Marakani residents, and must submit written compensation claims with supporting documents.
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