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Court stops construction of controversial Ngong Forest eco-lodge

The Standard Kenyan about 5 hours 1 mins read

Originally gazetted in 1932 at approximately 2,850 hectares, Ngong forest has been reduced to about 1,224 hectares following multiple excisions.

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