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Nubians pay for the sins of their grandfathers 100 years later

Members of the Nubian community demonstrate outside the High Court after filing
a suit to demand over 4,000 acres of land in Kibera from the Government in June
2004.  [PHOTOS: FILE/STANDARD

The Nubians’ life is a persistent struggle against domination communities in Kibera that have taken over the 300 acres they had been allocated by the British colonialists

By Amos kareithi

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