The Postal Corporation of Kenya (PCK) has issued a warning to individuals and entities involved in illegal encroachment of its property.
In a statement, the Corporation noted that it has reported all illegal encroachments to the relevant authorities, including the Ministry of Lands, County Governments, and law enforcement agencies.
“Posta Kenya takes this opportunity to warn any individual or entities involved in any form of encroachment on the Corporation’s properties. The Corporation has reported all illegal encroachments to the relevant authorities, including the Ministry of Lands, County Governments, and law enforcement agencies. ” The statement read.
PCK says that appropriate legal action will be taken against any person found to be encroaching, developing, or attempting to acquire any part of PCK’s properties unlawfully.
“Appropriate legal action will be taken against any person(s) found to be encroaching, developing, or attempting to acquire any part of PCK’s properties unlawfully.” Read the statement.
The state owned entity further urged all individuals or entities to cease any unauthorized occupation of the Corporation’s land immediately.
The Postal Corporation of Kenya was established by an Act of Parliament (PCK Act 1998) and operates as a Commercial Public Enterprise.
The Corporation’s mandate includes the provision of accessible, affordable, and reliable postal services to all parts of Kenya as a Public Postal Licensee, where communication through the Post Office forms part of the basic human rights as enshrined in the 1948 United Nations Charter.
