Construction has been stopped. It would have saved us alot of time and money, just like the link road from westlands to yaya has eased transport. Sad.

http://www.the-star.co.k...-after-dispute_c1302466

Who said only leaders grab land the kibera poor are also land grabbers, they are now holding a project that can ease movement since they want compensation, funny thing is you will find the loudest guy is a landlord at the slum upgrade flats and now lives in the slum to wait for another chance to milk the government.

Kweli mnyonge (maskini) hana haki. And you don't feel them coz you are able, you have your house, and no one is touching you...

Let the government do its job. Compensate the affected people, and continue with the project. We have seen many similar cases (City Cabanas, Galeria interchange) who were eventually compensated. Why not Kibera poor people?

Mixing up issues. Now I believe Bernard Shaw when he said thinking is hard that he could only do it once a week when many others didn't do it at all.

This is the map of the bypass. Work has just began.

@Hardwood, how does my support for application of the law translate to holding the country 'at ransom'?

In this case there are at least three reasons that would suffice to file a petition in court:

1. Contracts, rights and privileges, and exemptions to certain laws may be achieved implicitly and constructively

2. Correct interpretation of law isn't always straight forward

3. Certain interpretations of law may not optimal with respect to the welfare of the country

As such, if a party in any relationship may find such reasons to hold, then that party has right to seek legal redress. These conditions hold in this particular case and therefore my support is qualified.

that is where you go wrong! just because adjudication has not happened it does not mean it' "government land". this british type thinking about the crown owning everything and we are living at it's mercy is what has made government big headed. land is a resource and belongs to the community that stays there. titles are to facilitate trading and using it as collateral first not identity. government just works to adjudicate land to facilitate owners transact with the land.
another point is citizenship! An ID is not the document that makes you a citizen but it just shows you are a registered citizen! the document is to be used to demonstrate your 'citizenship' to others who are curious about your citizenship but does not make you a citizen. Citizenship and Land ownership are not derived from the state.

Road nearing completion. #TanoTena