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Mombasa roll out plan to deal with housing, land issues

By Philip Mwakio | 4mos ago

The Nyali Primary School land that was being prepared for development by a unknown developer in Mombasa County on Thursday 2nd May 2024. The police advised the school management to chase anyone living inside the school's land and bring down the erected wall and gate. [FILE,Standard]

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