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How Olympic champion lost Sh35m Karen land after 23 years

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read

In 1996 Paul Ereng an Olympic Gold medalist bought 0.3824 Hectares of land from Col. Gabriel Atambo allegedly situated in the leafy suburbs of Karen Nairobi County through an oral agreement.

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