Let's 1st agree that it's not about structural integrity. Problem might have been a fault line giving way or opening a bit. The houses are sturdy enough that the foundation doesn't crack affecting the whole structure. So even with a cave in on the ground the structure might bend but not break up.
I don't believe there is any building in Kenya constructed after 1990 that would survive leaning like that. Many would crumble at leaning anything over 5°
Which year was this? I mean
Nyayo house hadn't been constructed
Anniversary towers ni ya juzi but still not there
Yaani all those buildings adjacent to University way are not there
Kina view park towers ni za juzi but almost none of the other buildings I thought would be present are not there...
Lanes, Lanes.
Unaweza pata ni bibi ya a recently elected MCA, or MP and this is where they make an entry into the motoring world.
Could be a kid to some rich guy, akapita kcse na hii ndio present.
Short sighted individuals. Soon someone will need say a cable underground and the cabro will have to come off and the repair job will be shoddy. They should have made room for say cabling later a foot pipe would suffice with many outlets, this would cover the area for the next 50-80 years