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MPs’ bid to have Syokimau homeowners paid dismissed

Bulldozers pull down a building at Syokimau Estate, Nairobi on November 13, 2011. Auditor-general Edward Ouko says the joint parliamentary committee chaired by Gachoka MP Mutava Musyimi ignored critical facts when it recommended that the owners of the homes be paid restitution and be resettled. Photo/ANTHONY OMUYA

Owners of homes that were demolished for being on Kenya Airports Authority land will not be compensated after a forensic audit vetoed the resolution of a parliamentary committee.

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