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President Ruto issues 94,000 title deeds in Kwale County

President William Ruto issued over 94,000 title deeds in Kwale County, addressing long-standing land and squatter issues.

President Ruto issues 94,000 title deeds in Kwale County
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In Brief

  • •President William Ruto issued over 94,000 title deeds in Kwale County, addressing long-standing land and squatter issues.
  • •The title deeds were issued to residents of Lunga Lunga, Mwereni, Kanana, Mkono wa Ndugu, Gombato, and Anzwani ranches.
  • •President Ruto launched the construction of two roads worth KSh2.4 billion and KSh1.5 billion in Voi Constituency, Taita-Taveta County.
  • •The Government aims to issue 500,000 title deeds to beneficiaries across the Coast region by the end of the year.
  • •President Ruto emphasized the need to avoid unscrupulous individuals seeking to exploit the titling process.

Why It Matters

The issuance of title deeds is a significant step towards addressing the long-standing land and squatter issues in the Coast region. This initiative aims to provide legal ownership to thousands of Kenyans who have occupied land for decades without valid documents. The Government's investment in purchasing land from absentee landlords and the ongoing adjudication process are crucial in eliminating the squatter problem. Additionally, the launch of road construction projects and other development initiatives in the region highlights the Government's commitment to equitable development across the country.

Key Details

Title Deeds Issued
94,175
Government Investment
KSh10 billion
Road Construction Projects
2
Total Road Construction Cost
KSh3.9 billion
Target Title Deeds by Year End
500,000

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