Tenants in Nairobi's Pangani Estate seek to stop a planned regeneration project claiming it is illegal because of lack of public participation in the planning process.
Through their lawyer, Mr Edward Ndichu, the tenants claim they were not sufficiently consulted as key stakeholders yet some of them have lived in the estate for decades.
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