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Court Rules Matiang’i and Others Must Refund Ksh.2.7 Billion in Ruaraka Land Case

The court has ordered Fred Matiang’i and others to refund Ksh. 2.7 billion in relation to the Ruaraka land case, following a ruling by the court. The Ethics and

Court Rules Matiang’i and Others Must Refund Ksh.2.7 Billion in Ruaraka Land Case
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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has issued demand letters seeking the restitution of Ksh.1.5 billion paid over the contentious Ruaraka land acquisition, along with accruing interest at 12 percent per annum.

Legal Ruling Ordering Refunds

The court has mandated that Fred Matiang’i, along with other officials and entities, refund Ksh.2.7 billion linked to the Ruaraka land transaction. This judgment marks a significant development in the ongoing investigations into corruption related to land acquisitions.

The case, which has garnered public attention due to the involvement of high-ranking officials, underscores the judiciary's stance on accountability in land dealings and financial conduct.

The demand letters from the EACC include notable figures such as Immigration Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang, former National Land Commission (NLC) Chair Muhammad Swazuri, and other officials connected to the land transaction, as well as companies associated with the family of late businessman Francis Mburu.

As the restitution process unfolds, it highlights the ongoing efforts to address corruption and ensure responsible management of public resources, reinforcing the judiciary’s role in upholding governance standards.

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