Ruto Wants Kenyan Families to Change How They Share Inherited Land
Source: Nairobi Wire
Summary
President William Ruto proposed a shift toward land consolidation, warning that rapid population growth and the continuous subdivision of family farms pose a serious threat to national food security and rural agricultural productivity. Speaking during a church service at St. Mark’s Catholic Church in Matunda, Kakamega County, on Sunday, October 11, the president urged families to embrace organized settlement models instead of carving up agricultural land into smaller plots whenever children need land to build homes. Protecting Farming Land From Over-Subdivision President Ruto argued that excessive land fragmentation leaves households with plots too small for meaningful farming, severely restricting their The post Ruto Wants Kenyan Families to Change How They Share Inherited Land appeared first on Nairobi Wire.