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Subscribe for a month to get full access Indian House crows fly at the Mwakirunge Dumpsite in Mombasa Photo credit: File | Nation By Sam Kiplagat Court Reporter Nation Media Group Article Related For years, residents living near dumpsites, factories, oil spills and abandoned exploration sites have complained about pollution, unsafe water and hazardous living conditions, often with little visible action from the authorities.
PREMIUM Mombasa’s Mwakirunge residents awarded Sh350m over dumpsite pollution After decades of living with toxic smoke and foul odours, over 200 residents have finally won their case.
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