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How City Hall seeks to shield its public spaces from land grab, invasion
City residents at Uhuru Park on February 21, 2021. The recreational facility will be closed to the public for three months. PHOTO | DENNIS ONSONGO | NMG
In 1900, public spaces featured prominently in Nairobi’s Urban Planning Master plan occupying 29.25 percent of the total land within the planning boundary.
Then, the public open spaces played an integral part of the city’s life earning Kenya’s capital the moniker, the Green City in the Sun.
