PREMIUM Home at last? Not for Lambwe's displaced families Homa Bay Just now
They argue that both the prison and the NYS camp require vast acreage for agricultural activities and suspect that some rogue officials are attempting to secure more land at the community’s expense.
Mr Oloo argued that the prison service and the NYS camp could share the existing land without displacing residents.
Families lost their property when the government announced it wanted land for the camp,” he said.
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