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Reprieve for woman charged with forging deed of Sh26bn Kulei land in Kitisuru

Former Kabartonjo Ward councillor Elzabeth Sote Chesang

Former Kabartonjo Ward councillor Elzabeth Sote Chesang consults with lawyer Robert Busige at the Milimani Law Courts on April 11, 2023. 

Photo credit: Richard Munguti | Nation Media Group

A former Kabartonjo Ward councillor who had been charged with forging the title deed of a 89.4 hectare (223.5 acres) land worth Sh26.5 billion belonging to Joshua Kulei, a former aide to late president Daniel arap Moi, has been freed on bond. She is accused of defrauding a businessman of Sh6.5 million under the pretext that she could sell him part of the land located in the upmarket Kitisuru estate, Nairobi.

Ms Elzabeth Sote Chesang, 58, who had been detained at Lang'ata Women's Prison, was freed by Milimani chief magistrate Lucas Onyina after police confirmed that she had not absconded court for 10 months.