BY SUSAN KAMAU.
China Communication Construction Company Limited has offered to relocate a woman who is seeking compensation from the Chinese firm because of the pollution being emitted by their construction activities.
Charity Mpano Ntiyioine moved to court arguing that the quarry activities being carried out in her firm have affected her health and blocks access to her property in which she is building her house.
Through a letter to, China Communication Construction Company said it is willing to relocate Charity Mpano to another part of the farm on the understanding that she will vacate the orders that are hindering their clients operations.
In her affidavit filed in court Mpano argues that there is no effective Environmental Management plan in respect of the project been carried out
by the said Chinese Firm.
“The principle of public participation envisaged in Article 69
of the constitution and other laws has been violated in this case,“argues Mpano.
She also claims that she visited NEMA offices in Kajiado but could not be assisted because she does not speak English China Communication Construction Company Limited and
National Environment Management have been named as respondents in the case.
