Shocking! Nairobi's New Slum Development Inside City Park – You Won't Believe It!

NAIROBI City Park: From Green Oasis to Slums?
In the early 1920s, City Park in Nairobi was a sprawling 90-hectare green space. Today, only 60 hectares remain as private business people encroach on the land.
Located just north of Nairobi's CBD, City Park is neither fenced nor guarded. With no clear rules or oversight, the park has become a free-for-all where people do as they please - even feeding the monkeys!
Despite the chaos, City Park still boasts beautiful indigenous trees, plants, and butterflies. The potential for a world-class urban park is evident. But the current state of the place is nothing short of unbelievable.
A Shameful Transformation
City Park is slowly being transformed into a slum right before our eyes. How did this happen? Where is the leadership from Nairobi County to protect this precious green space amidst the growing concrete jungle?
Join us as we explore the shocking decline of City Park and what it means for the future of Nairobi. This is a story of mismanagement, encroachment, and the urgent need for action to save one of the city's last remaining natural treasures.
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