Nairobi: Kenya begins huge slum clearance « The Struggle for the City

Source: http://housingstruggles.wordpress.com/2009/09/16/nairobi-kenya-begins-huge-slum-clearance/

Kenyan authorities have begun to move residents out of Africa’s largest slum – the Kibera settlement in Nairobi

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Created by vero on 29 September 2009

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Kenya Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who is the local MP, said the the project – which has UN backing – will prepare the ground for a “modern, low income residential estate with modern schools, markets, playgrounds and other facilities”...

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