Prof. Kindiki said the thousands of title deeds currently being issued across the counties in the region is a key step to restore dignity to the millions of residents who had been deprived of land ownership for decades.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki said the perennial land problems in the coastal region are being ended by the government in an effort to do away with neglect that led to underdevelopment in the region.
Prof. Kindiki said the thousands of title deeds currently being issued across the counties in the region is a key step to restore dignity to the millions of residents who had been deprived of land ownership for decades.
“For a long time, the coastal people suffered because of neglect. Their plight has been ignored for many years. Residents in Kwale and the coastal counties have lived without title deeds for their land. Today, I’m happy to see they have received their title deeds and are assured of better lives ahead,” DP stated.
The DP spoke on Wednesday when he issued title deeds to 20, 000 residents of Kalalani in Kinango Constituency, Kwale County.
The beneficiaries are among hundreds of thousands of residents who have received the vital land ownership document since President Ruto came into office in 2022.
