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Innovative interlocking block project lifts slum from poverty

By By JAMES WANZALA | 12yrs ago

By JAMES WANZALA

A community based organisation, Bridge for Rural Urban Development (BRUD), is turning around the lives of slum-dwellers in Nairobi in a big way. The CBO based in Mukuru slums aids the locals to make stabilised interlocking blocks.

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