evictions and actions

The Slum dwellers Manifesto for all political party candidates in the 2007 Kenyan General Elections

Leaflet Information on KUTOKA Network

Korogocho Renaissance Unveiled at The World Social Forum by Ogollah Oluoch Japheth and Fr. Daniel Moschetti

KUTOKA Program of Activities for the WSF

KUTOKA Leaflet for the WSF

World Social Forum or World Economic Forum?
by Oluoch Japheth Ogollah

Sauti Kutoka Ghetto Radio Program on Radio Waumini 88.3 FM on SLUMS
It is aired every Wednesday 7.30 p.m and repeated every Friday at 9.00p.m

Maisha ya Ghetto Radio Program on Radio Simba 102.7 FM on slums
It is aired every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 8.00 p.m.

Baseline Survey on Non-Formal Schools in Korogocho and Kariobangi Slums, Nairobi

Directory of Non-Formal Education (NFE) Institutions in Nairobi Province
Ministry of Education and UNICEF March 2006 (revised)

CISA
NAIROBI - 3 March 2004 - 150 words

Kenya: slum demolitions halted

Yesterday, the threatened demolition of thousands of homes in Nairobi was postponed as the Minister of Energy Ochillo Ayacko announced a 40-day extension to allow residents to vacate areas under electricity lines - the Catholic Information Service Africa report.

"This extension follows our consultations with civic and religious leaders from the areas affected," he said.

Leading the interdenominational prayers at Uhuru Park on Sunday, the Catholic archbishop of Nairobi Raphael Ndingi Mwana a' Nzeki urged the government to hold urgent consultations with the slum residents who said they fully supported the government plans to improve the city, but were concerned about the violation of their rights.

"Since commencement of the demolitions, we have not been informed of relevant procedures, compensation strategies and the contentious subject of relocation," he said.

It is estimated that up to half of Nairobi's three million people live in the city's 160 slums.