Mombasa Cement Company Sued Over Alleged Commercial Ads on Public Walls
Two petitioners have sued Mombasa Cement Company and the County Government of Mombasa over alleged commercial ads on public school and police walls.
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Two petitioners have sued Mombasa Cement Company and the County Government of Mombasa over alleged commercial ads on public school and police walls.
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