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Tenants in old Nairobi County houses marked for Sh300b project to be compensated

Old Ngara

Residents living in houses that sit on land earmarked for the Sh300 billion Urban Renewal Project will be given money for alternative housing.

Governor Evans Kidero’s office yesterday indicated that the residents currently living in the seven estates, among them Old Ngara and Pangani, would not only be given a chance to choose where to move to but also be given the opportunity to own the houses once completed.

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