Firms surrender 3 Kwale islands acquired illegally

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Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) Head of Corporate Communications Eric Ngumbi addressing journalists during a presser at Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission Offices Headquarters in Nairobi on September 2, 2023. PHOTO | BONFACE BOGITA | NMG

Three private developers have surrendered to the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) three islands in Kwale County valued at Sh305 million.

According to the commission, the islands, which belong to the Kenya Wildlife Service, have been recovered through its alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanism. ADR allows for negotiations with EACC for voluntary surrender to avoid lengthy and costly court processes.

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