JUST IN: Audit Reveals Ksh1.6 Billion Wasted as Land Fund Fails to Resettle Displaced Kenyans 

  The Auditor General has exposed a major failure in Kenya’s Land Settlement Fund, established over a decade ago to address the nation’s landlessness crisis. According to the 2024 audit report, the fund has spent a staggering Ksh1.6 billion, yet failed to deliver any meaningful resettlement outcomes. The Land Settlement Fund, launched in 2012, was intended to purchase and allocate land to displaced and landless Kenyans, but it has fallen short of its core objective. Auditor General Nancy Gathungu highlighted that despite the significant spending, no Kenyan has been resettled on land purchased through the fund. “Despite the substantial expenditure, no Kenyan has been resettled on the land acquired using these
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