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Members of the Keekonyokie Maasai community are claiming ownership of the controversial land where a 1.2 billion shillings new Riruta -Ngong commuter railway line is to be constructed. This comes a few days after President William Ruto launched the 12.4 kilometers first phase of the new railway line last Friday which will take eight months to complete.
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Construction of Kshs 1.2B new Riruta -Ngong commuter railway line stalls
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