Evans omondi jack was born 60 years ago in a labour camp in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, a precursor to a present-day slum known as Mukuru kwa Reuben. It was named after a British veteran of the second world war who got the land from colonial authorities. After Kenya's independence in 1964, ownership passed to the state and was eventually parcelled out, often in return for political favours, to wealthy or well-connected individuals. Since then Mr Omondi has been forcibly evicted from his birthplace on four occasions. Each time he returned and rebuilt.
展开▼
机译：埃文斯·奥蒙迪·杰克（Evans omondi jack）于60年前出生于肯尼亚首都内罗毕的一个劳教所，是现今贫民窟-穆库鲁·夸·鲁本（Mukuru kwa Reuben）的先驱。它以第二次世界大战的英国退伍军人的名字命名，他从殖民当局那里获得了土地。 1964年肯尼亚独立后，所有权移交给了国家，并最终为了富于政治利益而将其分配给富裕或人脉丰富的个人。自那以来，奥蒙迪先生已四次被逐出他的出生地。每次他返回并重建。
展开▼
