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Contributors: Lambert Coleman (photographer), Paula Aguillera (multimedia producer) Tess McCann



Local partners: Peter Waiganjo Wagacha, Dan Orwa,Jackie Klopp, Steve Osoro, Joe Ndiritu, Nelson Mangwali, James Mshimba, Somba Muchiri, Jackson Mugo, Kevin Karani, Kawera Naitore, Kate Nancy Wanbury.
  aThis is the second in a series of articles which explores the complexities of moving in Nairobi through the eyes of four commuters as they walk, ride motorcycles (boda boda), take buses (matatu), and hire Ubers from the wealthy neighborhoods adjacent to the United Nations to the low-income communities in the city center. 

  aUrban design  aMobility  aTransportation5 aNairobi, Kenya5 aKenya40uhttps://urbannext.net/matatus/zAccess to info