Two people charged with attempting to defraud several businessmen, with the purported sale of the late Nicholas Biwott's trees, have been rearrested for presenting fake land titles in court. The fake titles were used as surety for their release pending the hearing of their case. The court heard that Kiptanui pretended to be his son in the plan to sell trees valued at Sh60 million. The man adds that due to the delays, he sought the truth which led him to the realisation that Kiptanui is not Biwott's son. Also read: I lost Sh2M to man pretending to be Biwott’s son, court toldClick here for the latest political news

Source: The Star April 30, 2018 10:18 UTC