In its court papers, KPA sought orders to restrain Akaba Investment Ltd and Kemo Constructors Ltd and their agents from developing the disputed plots. It claims the two built illegal structures on a public road. The applicant also sought a temporary injunction restraining the defendants from interfering with the public access meant for KPA pending hearing and determination of the suit. STRONG CASEEnvironment and Land Court Judge Charles Yano granted the orders on Tuesday, noting that KPA had established a strong case with a probability of success against the private developers. Akaba Investment Ltd and Kemo Constructors Ltd have denied claims of encroaching on a public road.

Source: Daily Nation March 12, 2019 15:58 UTC