Kakuzi dealt new blow in fight over Makuyu golf course land

Author: Sam KiplagatPublished on: October 24, 2026Country: Kenya
Crime & LawBusiness & Economy
Kakuzi dealt new blow in fight over Makuyu golf course land

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by listed agricultural firm Kakuzi PLC, which sought to reclaim 72 acres used by Makuyu Club as a golf course. Kakuzi had challenged the club’s ownership of the land through adverse possession. The ruling is a new setback for the company in its land dispute.

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