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Kenya: Revealed - Shame of Slum Upgrading Project Now Benefits State Officials

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[Nation] Sarah Mukeli, 80, sits pensively outside Pumwani Highrise Phase 2 flats, staring up at the sky. She was born and bred in Pumwani, which comprises Majengo slum, where she lived until 15 years ago, when she became a beneficiary of the slum upgrading project.

Source: allAfrica.com

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