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Court postpones decision on Kibor land dispute

Veteran politician Jackson Kibor gives his views on constitutional commissions during a public forum at Uasin Gishu's county hall in Eldoret town on September 16, 2015. The Eldoret Environment and Lands Judge Justice Antony Ambwayo on December 13, 2016 postponed ruling on Kibor land dispute.. FILE PHOTO | JARED NYATAYA | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • Justice Antony Ambwayo did not appear in court but sent his clerk to instruct the parties of the new date of March 14.
  • Mr Kibor moved to court seven months ago to bar the transfer of 1,250 acres to his sons, 20 years after sub-division of the parcel.
  • In his application, he accused his six sons and nine-long term servants of fraudulently sub-dividing and processing titles for his land.

The hearing of the land dispute involving Eldoret veteran politicianJackson Kibor, his six sons and nine-long term servants failed to take place on Tuesday due to unavailability of the Eldoret environment and lands judge.

Justice Antony Ambwayo did not appear in court but sent his clerk to instruct the parties of the new date of March 14.