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Kenya Railways to relocate 9,000 from its city land
Jamhuri Estate in Nairobi where Kenya Railways demolished buildings close to the rail in last November. The firm plans to resettle families occupying its land. Photo/FILE
About 9,000 families living on the railway reserve in Nairobi will be relocated to a World Bank-financed housing scheme from September, making way for high-speed cargo trains.
The families occupying the land that belongs to Kenya Railways Corporation in Nairobi’s Mukuru, Kibera and Kaloleni areas will move to the low-cost houses built at a cost of Sh7 billion.
