Nairobi settlement residents tell of forced eviction misery

Thursday 15 July 2010 Residents and market traders from the Kabete NITD slum in Nairobi have told Amnesty International how local authorities destroyed their homes and livelihoods, leaving many struggling to survive. Residents and market traders from the Kabete NITD settlment in Nairobi have told Amnesty International how local authorities destroyed their homes and livelihoods, leaving many struggling to survive. Bulldozers from the Nairobi City Council flattened buildings in Kabete NITD twice in the past week, with around 100 homes and 470 market stalls demolished. No official notice of the…

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