Nairobi. One of Kenya’s oldest urban gardens, Kenya’s capital City Park, is to undergo a major restoration after decades of misuse and neglect.The 60-hectare green situated at Parklands in Nairobi is to be dramatically transformed under a programme run by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC).
The Trust and the Kenya government signed a memorandum of understanding recently in Nairobi. Prince Hussain Aga Khan represented the Trust while on the government side were former Nairobi Town Clerk Philip Kisia, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and ministry of Local Government Prof Karega Mutahi and Dr Jacob ole Miaron, Permanent Secretary at the ministry of State for National Heritage and Culture.
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