KCB Group’s plans to liquidate 2,000 acres of prime land in Mavoko to recover a Sh6.99 billion debt face significant hurdles as the lender navigates an entrenched property dispute involving squatters, homeowners, and local businesses. The land, legally transferred to KCB from East African Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) in a debt-settlement arrangement, remains highly contested despite the bank’s ongoing regularisation and financing offers to current occupants.
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterIn December 2024, Mavoko squatters urged the government to launch a probe and requested KCB for an extended regularisation period. Story covered by Citizen Digital.
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Levis Damian
Economics and Medical WriterPublished: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago
Published: 3 months ago