The experience was made in two different wards: Magadi and Ewaso O Nkidong’i. While both wards face challenges regarding land rights the circumstances differ. Magadi sits on undivided communal land whereas Ewuaso O Nkidong’i has already been subdivided into private land. In Magadi people are unaware of the Kenyan Community Land Act 2016 (CLA) and traditional practices and customs keep women and other marginalized groups from accessing, using and owning land. In Ewuaso O Nkidong’i the overlapping of boundaries causes unrest and threatens the peace in the community.
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