Margaret Mwololo, a widow and mother of five lives, has lived with friends since she was displaced from her home village to make way for a mining company.

Lilian Kaivilu, GPJ Kenya

Margaret Mwololo, a widow and mother of five lives, has lived with friends since she was displaced from her home village to make way for a mining company.

Lilian Kaivilu, GPJ Kenya

Margaret Mwololo, a widow and mother of five lives, has lived with friends since she was displaced from her home village to make way for a mining company.

Lilian Kaivilu, GPJ Kenya

Kenya

Relocated for a Mine Project, Kenyans Say Compensation Was Unfair or Missing

By Lilian Odhiambo Reporter

Publication Date

October 23, 2016
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Relocated for a Mine Project, Kenyans Say Compensation Was Unfair or Missing

Lilian Kaivilu, GPJ Kenya

Margaret Mwololo, a widow and mother of five lives, has lived with friends since she was displaced from her home village to make way for a mining company.

By Lilian Odhiambo Reporter

Publication Date

October 23, 2016
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