(Photo courtesy: Governor Sakaja Johnson)  Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has unveiled a fresh urban renewal project aimed at transforming nine key estates in the city.  The move comes in response to Nairobi’s fast-growing population and the urgent need for better housing. While addressing a church gathering in Makadara, Sakaja announced that the redevelopment will start with Woodley, Kariobangi, Ziwani, Bahati, and Jericho.  These estates will be redesigned with new, modern housing to replace old structures. He also confirmed that Lumumba, Bondeni, Buruburu, and parts of Embakasi will undergo the same process.  The goal is to increase the number of housing units while ensuring that residents have access to affordable and quality homes. As an example, Sakaja mentioned that in Woodley Estate, 43 old houses will be replaced with 1,975 new ones.  He said Nairobi cannot move forward if some people insist on keeping outdated homes while others struggle to find housi...