Corporate NewsProf Paul Maringa, Public Works principal secretary, addresses the Press outside the Eldoret State Lodge. SHARE THIS STORY TweetSpeaking Thursday after inspecting Eldoret State Lodge, Prof Maringa said that the ministry was keen to ensure that the facilities that represent the seat of the government were up to standard. He disclosed that the government had recovered a piece of land belonging to Eldoret State Lodge, which had been grabbed by a private developer. Dr Swazuri said that the commission had also launched investigations into how land belonging to seven State lodges across the country was grabbed. Consequently, the commission cautioned members of the public against transacting in land near any State lodge.

Source: The North Africa Journal October 13, 2016 18:56 UTC