The 8,000-member Kenya Railways pension scheme has initiated talks with the government for sale of its prime land for affordable housing projects.
Kenya Railways Retirement Benefits Management Scheme chairman James Olubayi said the talks will include sale of land around Nairobi’s Muthurwa for use in the planned traffic decongestion programme by the Japanese funded Viaduct Project being implemented under the Nairobi Integrated Urban Development Plan (NIUPLAN).