Cotu Secretary General Francis Atwoli on Friday urged President Uhuru Kenyatta to continue in his efforts to repossess grabbed public land. Speaking during Labour Day celebrations in State House, Nairobi, Atwoli thanked the President for taking over the grabbed Ruai sewage land. All public facilities in Nairobi and outside Nairobi have been grabbed. Atwoli said the Ruai land repossession sent a strong message to all land grabbers that it is just a matter of time before their ill-gotten parcels revert to the rightful owners. Further, Atwoli urged employers to engage labour unions before effecting pay cuts in the wake of disruptions triggered by COVID-19.

Source: The Star May 01, 2020 09:56 UTC