Irshad said his brother Sidik had found operating the business on a leased farm was too expensive and wanted to buy his own land. Though he was aware of the controversy surrounding the 90 acres, Sidik was optimistic he would be able to resolve the problem and be allowed to buy the land, residents said. “With such incidences, Kilifi will to start scare away investors,” Kingi said. His bull scooped the second position in the Friesian bull category while his cow took the second position in the Friesian cow category. His murder is only the tip of the iceberg of long-standing land disputes in Kilifi county, residents sad.

Source: The Star July 20, 2021 18:56 UTC