For decades, Nairobi was known as the green city in the sun, and rightly so. There were acres upon acres of green space that brought a breath of fresh air into the city. Today, the green areas are disappearing fast.
Constructing new edifices to cater for the needs of a ballooning population seems to take first priority, rather than laying the infrastructure for such growth. Construction means land, and land means using areas formerly set aside for social services.