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Ogiek community now want caveat on Mau Forest settlements reconsidered

Ogiek community in Mau Forest

Ogiek Council of Elders chairperson Joseph Kimaiyo Towett (second left) and Molo Deputy County Commissioner David Wanyonyi (second right) and other members of the community at Mariashoni, in Eastern Mau Forest in Molo on July 16, 2020. The community want caveat on Mau Forest settlements reconsidered.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

Members of the Ogiek community living in Eastern Mau have warned that the lifting of caveat placed on settlement schemes in Nakuru County will lead to conflict.

The community wants the government to issue a policy direction for stakeholder dialogue on the pros and cons of lifting the caveat as the community is a major stakeholder in the controversial matter.