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Community fire case with British Army delayed by lack of physical address

Batuk Lolldaiga

The British Army Training Unit Training in Kenya -BATUK train for war at Lolldaiga training area in Laikipia County on November 14, 2022. The Lolldaiga community says a lack of a physical address is making it difficult to send complaints to the UK and a committee. 

Photo credit: Joseph Kanyi I Nation Media Group

The Lolldaiga community in Laikipia says a lack of a physical address is making it difficult to send complaints to the United Kingdom and a committee formed to compensate them for a fire that destroyed their land. 

Their lawyer, Kelvin Kubai, told Justice Antonina Kossy Bor of the Environment and Land Court in Nanyuki, the Inter-Governmental Liaison Committee had in October directed it to present the complaints to an email address that no longer accepts more messages.