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By BERNADINE TIEMOI, published in CITIZEN DIGITAL Lands Cabinet Secretary, Prof Jacob Kaimenyi, on Thursday, May 12 issued title deeds to 200 public schools in Uasin Gishu County. Speaking at Moi Girls High School, Eldoret during the event, the CS noted that 41% of schools are at risk of losing their lands due to inappropriate

Published in the BUSINESS DAILY The government has issued title deeds to 1000 public schools across the country in a move aimed at shielding the learning institutions from land grabbers. Speaking Friday at Moi Girls High School in Eldoret, Lands Cabinet Secretary Prof Jacob Kaimenyi said lack of the vital document had exposed schools to

By WINSTONE CHISEREMI, published in MEDIAMAX The government has so far issued 1,000 land title deeds to public primary and secondary Schools from 13 counties out of 47 in a national pilot programme. Lands Cabinet Secretary Prof Jacob Kaimenyi reiterated the State’s commitment to ensure the remaining public schools acquire title deeds. Speaking on Friday

Published in the DAILY NATION The government has issued title deeds to 1,000 public schools in 13 counties as it moves to protect learning institutions from land grabbers. Speaking at Moi Girls High School in Eldoret during the handing of the formal property rights to headteachers, Lands Cabinet Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi said lack of the

When you Google “Lang’ata Primary School”, the first image results are of the dreadful day when police teargassed pupils as they protested the grabbing of their playground. “Lang grabbing is terror against children”, reads one placard the children are carrying. What is yet to be appreciated is how that courageous act by the children has

By BERYL OYWER, published in THE STAR The government loses millions of shillings in grabbed public school land, a report released yesterday shows. The impact report by the Shule Yetu Alliance, which comprises civil society organisations, indicates that approximately Sh750 million has been lost in 15 schools sampled across 10 counties.The survey was done between