How Much Land Does Uhuru Kenyatta Owns According to the Ndungu Report, Mzee Kenyatta’s land is not registered under the name of Uhuru Kenyatta but it is registered under the name of founding father Mzee Jomo Kenyatta. According to estimates done by the independent surveyors and Ministry of Lands, Kenyatta’s land may be little or more than 500,000 acres. The parcel of lands include; 10, 000 acre Gichea Farm in Gatundu. 5, 000 acres in Thika. 9,000 acres in Kasarani Mwiki 5, 000-acre Muthaita Farm. 24, 000 acres in Taveta 50, 000 acres in Taita, 29, 000 acres in Kahawa Sukari along the Nairobi—Thika highway stretching all the way to Kilimambogo Hills in Ukambani. Others include: 10, 000-acre ranch in Naivasha., 52,000-acre farm in Nakuru 20,000-acre one, also known as Gichea Farm, 10, 000 acres in Rumuruti, 40,000 acres in Endebes in the Rift Valley Province Others are: Brookside Farm, Green Lee Estate,Njagu Farm in Juja, a quarry in Dandora in Nairobi How the land was acquired: When President Jomo Kenyatta was in power for 15 years, the World Bank and the British government funded the Settlement Transfer Fund Scheme under which the Kenyatta family legally acquired large tracts of land all over the country. Uhuru Kenyatta, who is Jomo’s son, is one of the beneficiaries of the Kenyatta’s, fortunes together with his brothers and sisters. Mama Ngina Kenyatta, Magana Kenyatta, Uhuru Kenyatta, Christine Wambui, Anna Nyokabi and Muhoho Kenyatta are among the beneficiaries of the late mzee fortunes. So Uhuru acquired land through inheritance as many Kenyans do.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 09:39:24 +0000
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