Across Nairobi’s sprawling satellite towns—from the dusty plains of Kitengela and Mavoko to the bustling corridors of Ruiru, Juja, and Ngong—a quiet but visible pattern has emerged. New residential estates launch with glossy brochures, 3D fly-through videos, and ambitious master plans. Yet, five years later, they remain partially completed shells. You drive through them and the anatomy of the...