Deputy President William Ruto's farm has been cited as one of the threats to the survival of Lake Jipe in Taita Taveta County, following the decision by the management to block vital canals that feed the lake.
Water Resources Management Authority (Warma) officials were forced to arbitrate between the community and Kisima farm in Jipe after farmers and fishermen complained over dwindling water levels in the lake.
Arap Mashamba is pursuing the same policies as the Kenyattas, robbing Taitas of their land and resources. He also hires racist white foreigners to intimidate and harass locals when they fight for their rights.
This is not the first time the manager is at loggerheads with the community. In 2019, Mr Dempers was accused of storming a local mosque armed with a rifle and stopped early morning prayers. He was also accused of harassing a family during a burial. He claimed they were making noise with a public address system. Last year, the manager was accused of diverting water from pipes and then denying county government officials access to fix the problem. Residents in Jipe had to walk long distances in search of water.
These people are being colonized and occupied in their own country, sad! If it was his RV folk they would be threatening folks with arrows and what not, bloody hypocrites.
A farmer, Mr Lawrent Kipesha said the blocking of Sombasomba canal had occasioned him huge losses due to flooding. Before 2019, he said, he made huge profits from his farm, which had banana and coconut trees. He would sell the produce at markets in Mombasa and Nairobi.
Where is the facking wasteman Ndii who was sanitizing that thug juzijuzi kwa mtandaoni, no shame. In a sane country, he would be hanged.
Raila has his faults but he has not ever robbed or grabbed poor people's resources. Apparently acquisition of land across various parts of the country is the Bottom up strategy he has been hyping to improve lives of Hustler Kenyans and create jobs! Wanafiki!
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