NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 26 — More than 1,300 pupils in Kiambu County have secured continued access to a public playground after the Environment and Land Court at Thika nullified the…
The ruling, delivered on October 5, 2026, declared the registration of the property in the Guild’s name illegal, null and void, affirming that the land was public property held in trust for Kanyiha, Lusigeti and Njumbi Primary Schools.
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), which participated in the case as an interested party, said its investigations established that the land had been set aside in 1957 by the former County Council of Kiambu for use as a school playing field.
“The case was filed by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), with EACC participating as an Interested Party: The Commission presented evidence demonstrating that the land had been reserved for public use and was irregularly allocated,” EACC said.
Source: Capital FM