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'Lost African tribe' ordered to leave Scottish woodland
The Independent
|September 13, 2025
A warrant has been issued for the removal of a self-proclaimed tribe from private land in the Scottish Borders.

A sheriff made the order yesterday against the three members of the Kingdom of Kubala who have been camping in woodland near Jedburgh for the past few weeks. Sheriff Peter Paterson issued the order at Jedburgh Sheriff Court, saying that it would come into effect immediately.
The members of the “kingdom” have said they are reclaiming land that was stolen from their ancestors 400 years ago.
The civil action was brought after the trio ignored a previous eviction notice instructing them to leave their encampment by 5pm on 8 September.
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