Also known as: Generali Nixon Korir · Lands and Physical Planning Principal Secretary Generali Nixon Korir
Principal Secretary at the State Department for Lands and Physical Planning, overseeing title deed issuance and land registry decentralisation efforts.
… Lands ICT Director Leonard Maritim received the NLIMS award on behalf of the Principal Secretary for Lands and Physical Planning, Generali Nixon Korir. …
… Speaking at a public gathering at Kwalela Primary School in Narok South on Wednesday, Lands and Physical Planning Principal Secretary Nixon Korir said the Government had taken possession of the land and would immediately begin processing title deeds for individual families occupy …
Lands PS issues title deeds to Tinderet residents By Citizen Reporter August 18, 2026 03:36 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize Lands Principal Secretary Generali Nixon Korir has issued 477 ti …
… This came on a day that the Lands Principal Secretary Nixon Korir announced that the government was intent on expending Sh16 billion for the full digitisation of the Lands system within a period of five years.“As far as we lawyers are concerned, this digitisation process is being …
… Present were Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome, Principal Secretary Nixon Korir, Yatta MP Robert Basil, Masinga MP Joshua Mwalyo among other leaders.
… rce on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Deputy President Kithure Kindiki accompanied by Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome and Lands and Physical Planning Principal Secretary Generali Nixon Korir …
… Present were Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome, Principal Secretary Nixon Korir, Yatta MP Robert Basil, Masinga MP Joshua Mwalyo among other leaders.
… 9, 2026 06:45 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome alongside Lands and Physical Planning Principal Secretary Generali Nixon Korir …
… benefit from enjoy easier and faster access to land services following the official opening of the Kamwangi Lands Registry by Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome and Lands and Physical Planning Principal Secretary Generali Nixon Korir …
The State Department for Lands and Physical Planning received six awards at the 2026 Digital Transformation Public Sector Forum in Mombasa, recognising its use of digital platforms to improve access to land services. The department was named State Department of the Year, with recognition for platforms including the National Stamp Duty Module, ArdhiPay, the National Land Information Management System, and Ardhisasa.
The State Department for Lands and Physical Planning received six awards at the 2026 Digital Transformation Public Sector Forum in Mombasa, recognising its use of digital platforms to improve access to land services. The department was named State Department of the Year, with recognition for platforms including the National Stamp Duty Module, ArdhiPay, the National Land Information Management System, and Ardhisasa.
The Government has resolved the Cheluget land dispute in Narok South, taking possession of the property and beginning to process title deeds for individual families occupying it. The land's original owner's family has handed over the title deed to the Government and withdrawn court cases seeking eviction.
The Lands Principal Secretary issued 477 title deeds to residents of Kapchure Settlement Scheme in Tinderet Constituency, Nandi County, resolving years of uncertainty over land ownership in an area affected by colonial-era displacements.
Lawmakers sitting in the National Assembly's Public Accounts Committee have criticised the delayed digitisation of the Lands Management Information System, claiming that individuals within the Ministry of Lands have frustrated the process to ensure corruption thrives. The Lands Principal Secretary announced the government intends to spend Sh16 billion for full digitisation within five years, while an Auditor General report found only two of 83 state land registries fully digitised.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki said the government will take stern action against anyone using goons to disrupt peace, regardless of whether they support the government or opposition, declaring that national security and stability are paramount and all forms of violence must be rejected.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki officially opened the Kithimani Land Registry on Wednesday, bringing land administration services closer to residents and ending the need for travel to Machakos town. The event also saw 1,300 title deeds issued to local residents.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki declared that the government will not tolerate the use of goons to disrupt the country's peace, stating that anyone sponsoring them—from either government or opposition sides—will face the full force of the law. He emphasized that national security and stability require saying no to violence and the misuse of young people in politics.
Kenya's government has inaugurated its first-ever Nyandarua Lands Office in Ol Kalou, ending over six decades of reliance on neighboring counties for land services. Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome issued 2,700 title deeds to beneficiaries from multiple blocks and colonial villages in the region.
Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome and Principal Secretary Nixon Korir will open the Nyandarua Lands Office in Ol Kalou next week, where title deeds will be issued to residents of specified areas. The new office aims to decentralise land administration services and reduce the time and cost for residents who previously travelled to neighbouring counties for land transactions.
The government has officially opened the Kamwangi Lands Registry in Gatundu North Constituency, expected to serve more than 30,000 residents with easier and faster access to land services as part of efforts to decentralize land administration.
Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome led the issuance of 60 title deeds to community land and public utilities in Samburu East, covering 369,304.37 acres. The titles, which include 5 for community land and 55 for public facilities such as schools, dispensaries, and police stations, are intended to secure land tenure and unlock development in the region.
Owners of the disputed Paradise Lost land, a 200-acre property, claim decades-old ownership dating to 1929 and allege that unknown individuals perpetrated a fraudulent scheme involving fake title deeds beginning in 2024. They have filed a case scheduled for mention on April 30, accusing government officials and police of failing to assist despite complaints to the Ministry of Lands and the Chief Land Registrar.