James Tuitoek

James Tuitoek

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James Tuitoek is a commissioner with the National Land Commission (NLC) in Kenya, involved in addressing land disputes and historical injustices, including the recent hearings in Kwale County concerning the land tussle between residents and Bamburi Portland Cement.

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Kenya Kenya: Prof James Tuitoek headed the committee that made the ruling on the land dispute. 7

Gabriel Tella Ziro Mwangeki Patrick Ogego David Nguzo Peter Taraza Dorris Katana Masiwi Kibwana Nicholas Katana Kahindi Baya Githende Gachanja Jane Mbugua Nagib Shamsan Amason Kingi Hassan Joho Salim Mvurya William Ruto Esther Murugi Tiyah Galgalo
The Standard: Mombasa land buyers told to pay again in NLC ruling on 3,000-acre farm

Kenya Kenya: James Tuitoek, a commissioner, was present at the Senate hearing regarding the eviction issues. 5

Saum Mohammed Emmanuel Kahindi John Muhunzi Feisal Bader Mohamed Faki Kipchumba Murkomen Nagib Shamsan Joe Nyutu Mariam Omar Miraj Abdillahi Gershom Otachi William Ruto Hassan Joho
The Standard: Gazi village evictions: Police watch as hooded men destroy homes of 3,000 families

Kenya Kenya: Present were Senators Joe Nyutu, Mariam Omar, Miraj Abdillahi, and NLC commissioner Prof James Tuitoek. 5

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The Standard: Coast squatter resettlement stalls despite Ruto's Sh1.5billion pledge

Kenya Kenya: NLC commissioner James Tuitoek said they were hearing 29 petitions in Kwale, and the verdict will be delivered by the end of the year. 7

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The Standard: Cement firm embroiled in 1,400-acre land dispute