When a group of urban poor bought a piece of land next to Lake Nakuru National Park, they had one mission: to construct permanent houses.
Nearly 200 members Muungano wa wanavijiji group settled at Barut Ward in Nakuru West and subdivided the land into small plots on which they built permanent houses.
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