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A section of residents and businessmen from Mombasa triton area are counting losses after their property was destroyed following the demolition of a yard. This is the second demolition in the span of a week. After national housing cooperation houses at Changamwe were demolished last week. And as Francis Mtalaki reports those affected claim there was no court order to carry out the demolition.
Changamwe traders counting losses after demolitions in Triton area
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