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Land grabbers now strike Nairobi Dam

Herders graze their cows at a section of the Nairobi dam bordering Nairobi’s Langata estate and Kibera slums’ upgraded housing plan. Private developers have allegedly grabbed and fenced off the land. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Faceless individuals have descended on Nairobi Dam and are subdividing the water body in what could be the last painful nail on the coffin for what was once the city's spare water reservoir and popular leisure location.

The Sunday Standard gathers that the plan by the individuals who have begun fencing swathes of the damto reclaim it since it has pertly solidified over time due to siltation, is to convert it for real estate.

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