Land row lands ex-army chief Ndolo’s son in court for assault, robbery charges
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Maj-Gen Joseph Musyimi Ndolo in an undated photo with his wife at the Officers' Mess, Army Headquarters, Nairobi. His death in a crash in 1984 kicked off a convoluted fight over his 9,000-acre Mwani Ranch in Sultan Hamud.
Andrew allegedly raided two homesteads located on a disputed parcel of his father’s ranch at Kalimbini B Village near Sultan Hamud Township in Makueni County.
Mzee Titus Ngile, the main complainant who testified against Mr Ndolo, welcomed the ruling, calling it a major milestone in his pursuit of justice.
A court in Makueni County has placed a son of Kenya’s first black army boss Major-General Joseph Musyimi Ndolo on his defence in a criminal case linked to a long-standing land dispute.
Andrew Ndola Ndolo faces a dozen charges, including assault, burglary and robbery with violence after he allegedly raided two homesteads located on a disputed parcel of his father’s ranch at Kalimbini B Village near Sultan Hamud Township in Makueni County.
