For more than two years, thousands of applications seeking permission to shape Nairobi’s skyline passed through meetings of the city’s Urban Planning Technical Committee, leaving behind a huge trail showing who was building, where they were building, which architects were handling the applications and how long the plans remained inside the county system.
Read one by one, the agendas look ordinary and boring, filled with registration numbers, developers, architects, parcel numbers, estimated construction costs, submission dates and technical comments attached to proposed developments across…
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