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Nairobi City residents fight to retain master plan of their estate

Entrance to Thomson estate in Nairobi. A private developer has sued residents for denying him rights to put up apartments in the gated compound. (PHOTO: COURTESY)

A private developer has moved to court seeking clearance to build storeyed apartments in a gated residential estate.

In a petition filed in the High Court, Abdiladif Ismail has challenged a decision by residents of Thomson estate to bar him from building apartments on his private land.

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