The Law Society of Kenya on Friday held protests over alleged delays in land registries.
LSK claimed that land reforms through digitisation have failed to improve service delivery.
They walked from the Supreme Court to Ardhi House Upper Hill.
The protesters held placards and chanted "Tumechoka" (We are tired).
Some of the placards read:
"Your Ardhi SASA sysyem is not working", "Publish all properties for conversion" "Ardhi sasa ardhi tasa" and "Searchers should not be delayed by verification of titles".
The National Land Information Management System, known as Ardhi Sasa, was launched by former President Uhuru Kenyatta on April 27, 2021.
The system is a digital land resource management platform designed to enhance the security of land records, speed up transactions and curb fraud.
Through the system, users can lodge and track the progress of their transactions without having to visit ministry offices.
The platform aims to address historical injustices and curb fraud, corruption and manipulation of land records.