Two widows and a son of a businessman John Gichuhi have fought back a move by 800 women to stop the proceedings of his succession case over a 127-acre piece of land in Suswa, Naivasha. The family has urged the court to direct the group to appeal the decision at the Court of Appeal. She had urged the group to address their application before the Environment and Land court. In the application, the group had attached a consent dated October 12, 1999, showing that they purchased the said land from Gichuhi for Sh2.6m. The consent also reads that Gichuhi agreed to let the group transfer the land and register it in their name.

Source: Standard Digital April 02, 2021 20:31 UTC