The Kenya Forest Service will reject plans by City Hall to use as a graveyard a 67-acre forest near the filled-up 100-acre Lang’ata Cemetery. KFS Natural Forest Conservation and Management deputy director Charity Munyasia said though the agency is yet to receive a formal request from City Hall, they will reject it. So what did City Hall do with the land? Munyasia said the agency rejected the request after City Hall failed to explain what it did with the 50 acres. City Hall lost millions of shillings as the value of the property was estimated to be Sh24 million.

Source: The Star January 25, 2017 06:18 UTC