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Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service ( Kephis) has decried over massive land grabbing on its farm in Trans Nzoia that is threatening its work. The agency noted that out of 330 acres ,they have remained with only 133 acres accusing cartels and individuals of invading on their land meant for research and farming trials.
KEPHIS Decries Massive Land Grabbing on Trans Nzoia Farm.
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