And there is information that some of the land will be shared by some of the County officials. Hii inaitwa Land Grabbing through the front door.

If and when it succeeds, hyenas all over the country will want to replicate this in their counties.

I never liked this devil-ution business and I have said that over and over! When people were campaigning for the new constitution (After it was read on their behalf by some individuals) I told them the government will be top heavy, the wage bill will balloon, taxes will inevitably be hiked, tribalism will be institutionalised etc. etc. Here we are!!! How I wish I was wrong!!!

That is a useless and populist decision by the governor to satisfy the masses and in return grab some of the prime land.
Private investors doing productive business that helps develops the economy being harassed
EACC should again raid wa Iria's house.
Land matters should be left to NLC and GOK not these greedy governors

The land may have been leased but there is 'value' to the lease. Let's say the original lease was 999 years or Freehold then there was value for the 'productive' life of the lease.

The primary argument by the leaseholders is that the constitutional [useless buggers who interfered with the final draft of the constitution left so many ambiguities] change takes effect from 2010 i.e. 99 year lease from 2010 whereas the Counties [politicians] say it is from the grant of the original lease. I believe unless the law specifically says it takes place retrospectively, the Tea Firms are in the clear.

The PROBLEM is that when the blood is boiling logic is thrown out the window. Furthermore, [yes, there were historical colonial injustices] the population 100 years ago was minuscule vs the population today. Ironically, 'western' medicine reduced the mortality rate but the rate of breeding continued unabated. The current population is 44mn from 6mn in 1963.

Prophets are never acknowledged in their own villages. You remind me of KQ when I lost faith in the management when they launched Project Mawingu and the disastrous Right Issue.
New planes.
Debt, debt and more debt.
Training pilots.
Hiring more pilots.
Hiring more crew.
All in anticipation of growth that never came.

Huge volumes at the last auction. The rains have boosted tea production but prices are falling. Overall, I expect another bumper year for Williamson.

No (significant) debt.
Tea, tea, tea everywhere as the rains have been good.
Decent [not high but not low] prices.
KES stable at 102-ish.
High interest rates on the cash/deposits.

Let the good times roll!