The Kenya Railway Company has been accused of illegally selling parts of land given to former employees as compensation. According to the retired employees, the state agency has sold part of the land worth Ksh12 billion that they were issued in 2006 after the management of the Kenya Railways failed to pay their pension. The former employees of the state say the company has also destroyed a library. According to the aggrieved former employees, Kenya Railways was unable to pay their pensions between 2005 and 2006.
When the issue became too much, an agreement was reached to create a pension scheme for the railway workers. Trains at the Kenya Railways Station.
Photo Kenya Railways Under the deal, Kenya Railways would hand them the track of land to cover pensions of the members until the last one crossed to the other side, after which the company would add 23 years before doing anything with the land.
They allege that they entered into the agreement with the agreement of the government. "Around the year 2004-2005, the Kenya Railways management were unable to pay us pension.
