I know you don't understand, it's only in modern cities. Other cities you build how you want.my simple question is,why all houses look the same?....can you show us a residential area where houses look different?.
Sasa ukichagua mojamoja unamanisha nini? We want to see an aerial viewniendelee ama nisiendelee....
By the way, did the colonialists set master plans for our urban areas or towns by then? And if yes; why did we fail to cop up with the plans? And if no; why should we not want them to incur costs in replenishing our plans?Now in this picture, it's demonstrated how Kibera is shrinking day by day with new units of housing being added to replace the old slum buildings.
The cleared area in the centre of the picture was basically where old houses occupied(including the nice looking houses) and it's been cleared to pave way for construction of more housing units.
The slum upgrading program is on full gear.
Now it's not only housing units getting built but also schools, health centres (like the recently completed Kibera health centre at the bottom right of the picture if you zoom in. One with green roof) and basic resources like piped water, street lighting etc...
aerial view ni majanga Boss!!! utafanya akimbie
Kibera is hunting you badlyNow in this picture, it's demonstrated how Kibera is shrinking day by day with new units of housing being added to replace the old slum buildings.
The cleared area in the centre of the picture was basically where old houses occupied(including the nice looking houses) and it's been cleared to pave way for construction of more housing units.
The slum upgrading program is on full gear.
Now it's not only housing units getting built but also schools, health centres (like the recently completed Kibera health centre at the bottom right of the picture if you zoom in. One with green roof) and basic resources like piped water, street lighting etc...
Ofcz that is not Kenya and can't be Kenya in anyotherway...I know you don't understand, it's only in modern cities. Other cities you build how you want.
New York City
Bro huoni aibu kutuekea the largest slum in the worldNow in this picture, it's demonstrated how Kibera is shrinking day by day with new units of housing being added to replace the old slum buildings.
The cleared area in the centre of the picture was basically where old houses occupied(including the nice looking houses) and it's been cleared to pave way for construction of more housing units.
The slum upgrading program is on full gear.
Now it's not only housing units getting built but also schools, health centres (like the recently completed Kibera health centre at the bottom right of the picture if you zoom in. One with green roof) and basic resources like piped water, street lighting etc...
do you know that a residential estateI know you don't understand.
hawana aibu hawa watu.
Alete aeriel view unaweza zirai kuona nyumba ya mjukuu wa seyyid said imezungukwa na nyumba za kiswahili. .
